Sources and method
How the published Syrian visa fee schedule became a searchable passport index.
Documents and dates
The index transcribes three supplied scans of the decision and fee tables. The decision was issued on 1 July 2025 and took effect on 6 July 2025. On 29 April 2026, SANA reported a Foreign Ministry statement that procedures under Decision 128 had not changed as of that date. SANA report
Reading the schedule
The scans name groups 1 through 10 and set a group 11 rate for other countries. Passport pages show US dollar fees for four entries: one entry valid for one month, two entries for three months, multiple entries for six months, and transit for 15 days. “Not required” and “Free” are distinct statuses in the schedule.
Country names use ISO codes, with the names in the schedule taking precedence. Some mapped areas have no separate passport row, so the index does not infer fees for them. One scan says “Congo” without a qualifier; the index currently assigns that group 9 row to the Republic of the Congo and places the Democratic Republic of the Congo in group 11 pending clarification.
What the index does not establish
This is a reference to published fees, not entry permission or a confirmation of present eligibility or requirements. Admission may depend on the purpose of travel, documents, and newer procedures. Check directly before booking and travelling.
Operator and corrections
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