Libya : Safety by City
One of the most dangerous places in the world right now, Libya isn’t drawing your average tourist—it’s pulling in a very specific kind of extreme traveler, chasing ruins, isolation, and the edges of civilization itself.
Tucked along the Mediterranean coast of North Africa, Libya stretches from the sea to the endless sands of the Sahara, where cities seem to disappear into the desert.
Once part of ancient empires like Carthage and Rome, Libya became an Italian colony in the early 20th century before gaining independence in 1951.
For decades, it was dominated by Muammar Gaddafi’s authoritarian rule.
After his fall in 2011, the country fractured into rival governments, militias, and lawless zones that have never fully stabilized.
Today, Libya is a place where ceasefires are shaky, infrastructure is crumbling, and violent outbreaks are just part of the backdrop.
Despite it all, about 100,000 people a year still make their way here.
They’re drawn by ancient sites like Leptis Magna and Cyrene, by the untouched beauty of the desert, and by a kind of isolation you can’t find anywhere else.
It’s not just a trip—it’s a gamble, and one few are willing to take.
Warnings & Dangers in Libya
OVERALL RISK: HIGH
Libya is a high-risk destination across the board. Between political chaos, terrorism, and crime, no version of travel here could be considered “safe.” Even day-to-day activities can turn dangerous without warning. Unless absolutely necessary, most experts and governments say you should avoid traveling here entirely.
TRANSPORT & TAXIS RISK: HIGH
Transportation in Libya comes with a high risk. Road conditions are rough, traffic laws are loosely enforced, and taxis aren’t regulated. Drivers often have ties to local militias, and random checkpoints can be dangerous. Hiring a trusted private driver through a vetted source is safer, but even then, there’s no guarantee.
PICKPOCKETS RISK: MEDIUM
Compared to other crimes, pickpocketing falls into a medium-risk category. It does happen, especially in crowded areas like markets or bus stations, but it’s far from the biggest threat you’ll face. That said, keeping valuables hidden and staying aware of your surroundings is still a smart baseline move.
NATURAL DISASTERS RISK: LOW
Natural disasters are a low risk in Libya, but can escalate to a medium risk during blinding sandstorms, flash floods, and extreme desert heat waves. That's especially true in southern regions.
MUGGING RISK: HIGH
The risk of violent mugging is high in Libya, especially outside of city centers or after dark. Armed robberies aren’t just crimes of opportunity here—they're sometimes politically or financially motivated. Travelers are seen as easy, valuable targets. Moving around without a local escort can significantly raise your risk.
TERRORISM RISK: HIGH
The terrorism risk in Libya is extremely high. Attacks on hotels, government buildings, and public spaces have happened before and could happen again without warning. Terrorist groups operate freely in some parts of the country, and foreigners have been deliberately targeted in the past. No area is considered safe.
SCAMS RISK: MEDIUM
Scams in Libya carry a medium risk. You won't find the typical tourist scams like in Europe, but bribery at checkpoints, bogus “fines,” and fraud during money exchanges are real issues. Since the legal system is unreliable, it’s hard to fight back if you get scammed. Caution is key.
WOMEN TRAVELERS RISK: HIGH
For women, the risk is high. Traveling alone, even in a group, can draw unwanted attention or harassment. Women are often subject to different legal standards, and in some cases, being a victim (like in an assault) can lead to criminal charges. Local norms are not supportive of solo female travel.
TAP WATER RISK: HIGH
Tap water in Libya is a high risk for travelers. Water infrastructure has been severely damaged by years of conflict, and contamination is a common issue. Drinking untreated tap water could easily lead to serious illness. Stick with bottled water for drinking, brushing your teeth, and even rinsing fruits and vegetables.
Safest Places to Visit in Libya
To be clear, there is no safe place to visit in Libya.
The following information is for those who insist on traveling to Libya, despite all warnings and risk factors.
Despite all the reasons we can tell you not to visit Libya, we also need to give you the other perspective.
In the summer of 2024, the Libyan Minister of Tourism, Milad Al-Fezzani, stated, “Today, Libya is rich in many elements that allow it to be a competitive tourist destination for the countries of the region, including the desert, lakes, geological parks and oases, as well as the great diversity in cultural heritage and traditional industries.”
The official tourism website is “tourism.gov.ly.”
Be sure to change the language settings because the site is written in Arabic.
Most people come for the ancient ruins.
Leptis Magna near Al Khums is a major draw, with massive Roman arches, baths, and temples that feel almost frozen in time.
Sabratha, another coastal city, offers incredible Roman theaters and mosaics right up against the sea.
In the east, Cyrene shows off old Greek and Roman architecture.
Way out in the desert, Ghadames — sometimes called the “Pearl of the Desert” — gives a glimpse into centuries-old Saharan life.
If Libya ever stabilizes, it’s the kind of place that would be a bucket-list destination for history lovers.
Places to Avoid in Libya
Truthfully, the whole country should be considered off-limits right now.
But if someone chooses to go anyway, there are areas that are even more dangerous than others.
The southern desert regions, including areas around Sabha and the borders with Chad, Niger, and Sudan, are hotspots for militant groups, human trafficking, and banditry.
Parts of Benghazi and Tripoli can flare up without warning, too, especially near government buildings or checkpoints.
Sirte, once an ISIS stronghold, remains volatile.
In short, nowhere is truly safe, but the deeper you get into the south and the border zones, the fewer lifelines you’ll have.
Safety Tips for Traveling to Libya
- The police in Libya operate under fragmented authority, depending on which militia or government controls the area. They’re not a reliable source of protection for foreigners, and corruption is a serious issue. If you need help, official channels are almost nonexistent. Many travelers rely on private security if they go at all, not the local police.
- There’s no nationwide emergency alert system like you’d find in safer countries. Mobile phone coverage exists in major cities, but it’s spotty at best once you get outside urban areas. Internet shutdowns and blackouts happen during unrest. It’s smart to carry a satellite phone if you insist on traveling outside Tripoli or Benghazi.
- If a woman is sexually assaulted in Libya, she can actually be charged with adultery under local law. Victims are often treated as criminals rather than survivors. Women travelers should know that reporting an assault may bring legal jeopardy rather than justice, and even finding anyone to report it to is a huge challenge.
- While it’s not officially law for tourists, local norms heavily favor women traveling with a male guardian. Even then, it doesn’t guarantee safety. Women traveling alone can face harassment, unwanted attention, and difficulty moving through certain checkpoints. A male companion may reduce hassle, but it doesn’t erase the deep risks tied to gender here.
- Alcohol is illegal in Libya. It’s not just frowned upon—it can land you in serious legal trouble, including prison time. There’s no gray area here, and bribery or “quiet deals” are extremely risky. Avoid buying, transporting, or drinking alcohol entirely while you’re there, no matter how casual it might seem.
- Most Western countries closed their embassies in Libya years ago. If you need consular help, your best bet is to contact your country’s embassy in Tunis, Tunisia. But even that support is extremely limited when it comes to evacuations or real-time rescues inside Libya. You should have zero expectation of a quick diplomatic lifeline.
- Driving in Libya is chaotic and dangerous. You’ll need an international driving permit along with your home country license, but even then, you’re gambling with unpredictable roadblocks, militia checkpoints, and terrible road conditions. Carjackings happen, and accidents are common. Hiring a local driver who knows the landscape is a safer move, relatively speaking.
- You can’t just book a flight to Libya and show up. Travelers must have a visa, and getting one usually requires sponsorship from a Libyan company, organization, or authorized guide. Even with that, there’s no guarantee you’ll be allowed in. Travelers are often turned away at the border for arbitrary or unclear reasons.
- There are still thousands of unexploded landmines and improvised explosive devices scattered around Libya, especially near former frontlines and in southern desert areas. Signs may be nonexistent or ignored. Wandering off main roads or exploring abandoned areas is incredibly dangerous. Even beaches and rural paths can be mined, with deadly consequences.
- Arabic is the official language, and English is not widely spoken outside very specific professional circles. Translators aren’t readily available unless you arrange them in advance through private services. Miscommunications at checkpoints, hotels, or in an emergency can quickly escalate into real problems. Having a local fixer who speaks Arabic isn’t just helpful—it’s vital.
So... How Safe Is Libya Really?
Libya has the highest risk levels from the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and others.
A four-tiered scale with Level 1 being “exercise normal precautions” to Level 4 being “Avoid All Travel,” Libya has been at Level 4 for years.
The risks here go way beyond street crime or getting pickpocketed.
We’re talking about terrorism, armed conflict, kidnapping, and unrest that can erupt without warning.
There’s no reliable network of help if something goes wrong, not even your embassy in most cases.
If you run into trouble, you’re largely on your own.
That’s not fearmongering; it’s the reality on the ground.
However, the innate danger—and the growing pull of “dark tourism”—have made Libya an underground destination for a very small number of travelers.
The most recent data shows about 100,000 tourists a year.
Some are drawn by the ruins, the isolation, or the idea of seeing a place most people are warned to avoid.
But even the most seasoned adventurers would be risking far more than bragging rights by stepping into Libya right now.
Even if you manage to get a visa through a tour company or a local guide, it doesn’t guarantee your safety.
Don’t get a false sense of security because you’re with locals.
It just means you were able to navigate the paperwork.
If you have private security there, expect them to follow you everywhere.
That includes the bathroom, bedroom, and other spaces typically considered private and personal.
The underlying risks—like terrorist attacks, militia clashes, random kidnappings, and lack of emergency services—are still very much there.
Tour operators might have local connections to help smooth things over day-to-day, but they can’t protect you from a sudden outbreak of violence or help you if you get caught between factions.
While some people who visited Libya will say they felt safe the whole time, they also fall into a category of what one visitor called a “danger tourist.”
If that’s not you, skip Libya.
If that is you, you’re probably not reading this article anyway!
How Does Libya Compare?
| Country | Safety Index |
|---|---|
| Libya | 21 |
| Djibouti | 38 |
| Croatia | 83 |
| Mexico | 65 |
| France | 64 |
| Puerto Rico | 34 |
| Somalia | 16 |
| United Kingdom | 77 |
| Peru | 50 |
Useful Information
Visas
You’ll need a visa to enter Libya, and it’s not a simple process. Tourist visas are extremely limited and typically require going through a Libyan sponsor or travel agency. Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your planned stay. Israeli stamps or visas in your passport can also cause you problems at Libyan borders.
Currency
The official currency in Libya is the Libyan dinar (LYD). Credit cards are practically useless here; this is a cash economy. ATMs are unreliable and often empty, even in larger cities. You’ll want to bring crisp U.S. dollars or euros to exchange locally. Keep small bills handy, since breaking larger denominations can be surprisingly difficult.
Weather
Libya has a mostly desert climate, meaning it’s hot and dry for most of the year. Summers are brutal, with temperatures often topping 100°F (38°C). Winters are milder, especially along the coast, but it can still get chilly at night. If you’re planning any travel inland or south toward the Sahara, expect extreme heat year-round.
Airports
Tripoli International Airport used to be the main gateway, but it was heavily damaged during the civil war and remains closed (as of May 2025). These days, most flights land at Mitiga Airport in Tripoli or airports in Benghazi and Misrata. Flight schedules can be erratic, and international connections are limited. Double- and triple-check plans before you fly.
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance isn’t just recommended for Libya—it’s critical. You’ll want a policy that includes medical evacuation and covers trip cancellations caused by conflict or terrorism. Many major insurers won’t even offer standard coverage for Libya, so you’ll probably need a specialty provider who handles high-risk destinations. Always read the fine print carefully before making a purchase.
Libya Weather Averages (Temperatures)
Average High/Low Temperature
| Temperature / Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High °C |
17 | 18 | 20 | 23 | 26 | 30 | 32 | 32 | 30 | 27 | 22 | 18 |
| Low °C |
8 | 9 | 10 | 13 | 17 | 21 | 23 | 23 | 22 | 18 | 13 | 9 |
| High °F |
63 | 64 | 68 | 73 | 79 | 86 | 90 | 90 | 86 | 81 | 72 | 64 |
| Low °F |
46 | 48 | 50 | 55 | 63 | 70 | 73 | 73 | 72 | 64 | 55 | 48 |
Libya - Safety by City
| City | Safety Index |
|---|---|
| Tripoli | 38 |
Underrated nation
Hello I am a Libyan I go there every year and I am disgusted by how you have presented our nation where I am from -Benghazi- there are police in every corner and isis has been removed please fix this
Am travelling there in a week time but am scared
There is no evidence of your claim.
The country is destroyed due to the lack ethics and Satan worship.
Jeff...
Jeff. come on, seriously? What are you talking about?
Is the country in peace
I want to travel to Libya for employment. Can a foreigner visit there,as for a current situation. Pls reply
Travel
I want to travel to Libya from Nigeria
What’s your advice to me please?
Post pone it for am year please.
Avoid Libya
Avoid at all costs. It’s a graveyard for foreigners. High chance of getting kidnapped and tortured
Want to travel
Mary do you live in Libya
Please I am from Ghana, I want to travel to Libya in 2023 is it safe?, and if I want to cross the sea to Italy how long will it take?
Scamming *** . *** off Libya sucks .
Libya dose not suck you think that but it dose not it is the best ever and you are wrong so use better language next time.
Yes I have I have been Born there and now I am in Australia and I think that Libya is the best.
Then why are you in Australia???🤪
Have u been there?
hellow, im trying to go to libia to work as a male nurse im a graduated nurse? what is your idea about that? is it safe and good?
Libyan & proud
I AM Libyan and I am so proud that I’m from the Libyan community and there is no no doubt that Libya is not dangerous
I got opportunity to work as a covid duty nurse.I am scared to come there
How can you make sure to the people Libya is safe now and no more crisis, and advise to the tourists people to Libya
Are you sure about that?
NO AVOID AT ALL COSTS
Says
How can i get in touch with you please?
A country that should not exist
Omar, you’re a liar.
Libya isn’t safe for anyone. The Daesh group keeps threatening the lives of innocent people. Women are raped constantly. Amnesty International already issued a warning about migrant situation in Libya. Your own government allows raping and physical violence. Shut your hole.
The Libyan government DOES NOT allow the rape of women.
Libya is a very safe country and i am proud of it.
Not safe for tourists. Libya is still suffering from the aftermath of the civil war.
I am Libyan and can say that it is NOT safe to travel during this time. Under gadaffi’s regime Libya was a stable, secure and prosperous country but now it’s been ruined by a decade of armed conflict between Isis, militias, corrupt government officials, and foreign involvement. We hope that the situation will improve but at the moment that seems like a distant dream.
Dangerous country and racist
Many Arabs are racist and this country has caused a lot of damage to immigrants, a country that uses black people as slaves and for prostitution. This country should be banned from the world. Libya is extremely dangerous and would not recommend anyone to go there especially people from ethnic minorities. Police are corrupted, war everywhere. Libya is a country full of criminals and everyone knows that.
I'm just confused
Hmmmm I’m just confused…… I have a passion for that Lybia before but all what I heard, make me feel so bad about the country
Same here. What will be the solution?
Not a good place
Don’t travel to Libya … I am a football player.. I traveled there last year 2021… signed for a football team .. but the treatment was very bad .. i was neglected and I didn’t get paid my salary…I had to find my way out .. got my exit visa and left the country… so think about It … especially if you are black
I am planning to visit in few months….. but I have to think🤔
Country used to have one of the greatest living experiences in all of Africa, sad to see it crumble
Libya/Tripoli and Libyans!
Its been several years since i lived and worked in Libya and i found the locals very friendly and most helpful! I have read a lot about Libya/Tripoli in 2019 and not sure if these reports coming from France, United Kingdom and the USA! Anyway that’s what i found of Libya/Tripoli!
Understandably the Libyans are not happy having been tricked by Blair, France and the Obamas, their country bombed and the wealth being sucked out of the country by regimes directed by corrupt bankers.
DO NOT TRAVEL
Libya is not safe as of 2019, it is currently in a civil war and ISIS has engulfed the nation. there may be places with no ISIS but you still have to worry about the crime and other terrorism. lets talk about if travel to Libya is essential and you must go. first if your a women traveling solo try and stay indoors or in rural areas at all costs. do not venture into big or small city’s not being escorted. you also must obey Islamic moral code. you cant be homosexual, or transgender and a women must wear a Abaya or Hijab and being another religion besides Islam is illegal since it is a Arab state which means everybody there is Islam. do not show even the slightest es signs of wealth or else it is extremely likely you will be a victim of pick pocketing, violent muggings or violent robbery. rape, sexual assault, armed conflict are on the rise and were already high to begin with. armed home invasions are also getting pretty popular. remain vigilant at all times and be aware of your surroundings. if you are a westerner you are very likely to be kidnapped. once kidnapped you will be tortured, raped, and beaten for hours on end until they finally kill you. some people have been thrown out into the desert naked to die. this country is a serious risk so take this very seriously. the African brotherhood is on the rise in Libya, if you dont know the African brotherhood is basically Africans united. they will not torture fellow African brothers, only westerners. the reason many people are on here saying this hell hole is safe is because they are either from Libya, live in Libya, or are African or Arabian. cause for them it is, if things go wrong which the will most likely your best chance would be escaping to Egypt or Tunisian. do not try and flea to Niger, Sudan, Chad or Algeria. the US cannot rescue people from Libya do to how closed off and isolated it is. good luck escaping to Egypt or Tunisian cause you’ll have to cross a huge amount of the Sahara desert which can reach up to 135 degrees ferheit or 57 degrees celcious. Libya is the hottest country in the world. conclusion, DO NOT TRAVEL TO LIBYA AS OF 2019.
Sounds like every Major city problem(L.A., Chicago, NY. , etc.) in the USA 🇺🇸
Sounds like every major city in the U.S.A to me!
Does not sound at all like the USA, you are out of your mind.
What the heck honestly…If you go there the crime rate is so high I doubt you would survive a week. It is probably one of the unsafest places to go in the world.
I go every year and I’m still here, now tell me have you ever gone to Libya? or are you just a man with a white savior complex?
THIS IS SO TRUE. thank u so much for all of this valuable info i was reading the content above and was like oh Libya is quite perilous yet i s so confused when all of the comments suggested that Libya was a go to amazing area and place. Now i know Libya sucks, is dangerous and yeah Thank u!!
But the war ended in 2020 according to Wikipedia
No country is perfect
British female living in Tripoli. City is stunning & working hard to come back from the revolution. Im not muslim, am able to walk around without hijab no problem. Many women do – mainly foreigners but no issues. I dress modestly but only not to draw attention & out of respect for the culture. Police protect the streets & no hassle from them as a woman. Never felt uncomfortable or in imminent danger – I am guarded as I don’t speak fluent Arabic, am not fully accustomed to culture & read all the horror stories before coming, but everyone I’ve met is lovely, welcoming & makes an effort to speak English to me. Never put myself in vulnerable situations (such as alone at night, flaunting cash/expensive belongings etc) so never feel uneasy but that’s just the norm as a woman no matter where you are. No country is perfect & I have definitely learned that Western media is biased & exaggerated. I wont say its 100% safe 100% of the time, but nowhere is… I love it & enjoy living here.
Is there a way to personally to talk to you as I have a job offer from Libya and I am investigating the present situation there in Tripoli.
me too, I got a job offer in Libya too. please tell me, are you there yet?
Help
Hi! Pls can you let me know if you are ok in Libya. I have a job offer there, it’s August 2023 and I have to leave on the 19th. Thanks.
great country, enjoyed my stay and trips into villages, stay out of tourist spots and you will do fine, just do not look too white, and do not be a woman, otherwise, great country and great food, loved the sweets and the perfume as well as the culture.
Love Libya 🇱🇾
Libya is a good place, Better than my Conutry ..I Stay there for good 8yrs
I’m coming here soon
Propaganda
Shame how the Western World portrays Libya. United States, Israel, United Kingdom and so fourth are the real terrorists.
I’ve visited 39 countries, some of which I was nervous about due to what we are told by the media whom are controlled by the higher power eg..Israel..I came to find that the countries I was nervous about are far from what is been told about them.
It’s disappointing propaganda, well done United States and others..people, youtube Gaddafis speech in the UN assembly meeting, open your eyes, get out there and don’t be frightened as that’s what the media what you to be.
It won’t stop me visiting countries and cities of interest.
I’v wanted to visit as i’m a historian ( WW2) so want to visit Tobruk the mainstream media always make things worse and they are once Covid has gone i’d want to pack my bags and go there any tips ?
A Retrospective Look
It was a good country – definitely tons of misinformation, but now it’s dangerous. I don’t recommend you go there anymore. In 10 years, maybe, it’ll be a different situation, but the law now practically doesn’t exist. Went from one of the wealthiest countries with the most potential in the entirety of Africa, located along the Medi Sea, next to the Strait of Hormuz, and with tons of untapped natural resources, to a corrupt, devastated country – sad thing is most of that was because of other countries, if you know what I mean.
Make sure if you are a female you wear short skirt and show skin as they will leave you alone. Bring a safe deisgner purse such as coach or LV. Enjoy your trip.
This is satire but I honestly wonder if people have fallen for this
Don't travel to Libya.
I agree. Whoever wrote that post could be contributing to someone’s death.
Come on!!!
Oh lighten up, it was obviously said as a joke! Anyone to take that one comment literally while ignoring ALL the others on here warning about Libya, well then maybe that’s just Darwinism at work.
Am scared
Tell about your experience or leave a tip for others on my way there
You made a very big mistake killing Muamar Gaddafi
God pls make to reach Eoup
I was born in Tripoli in 1950 and then spent several years there and in Benghazi in the 60’s. My parents also lived there in 70’s. I would love to visit and have the opportunity to see the amazing ruins of Leptis Magna and Sabratha again. Do you have any suggestions of the best way to do this. I now live in South Africa. Jenny.
Not That Safe
Libya Is Not That Safe For Travelers
Hair dresser
Am a female’i just want to come for a visit’in respect of my job as an hair stylise.am i welcome and save to my busines carier over there?Am from nigeria.
Any one here can help me pls to tell me the truth about peace in Libya?
I am from Nigeria I want to travel to there for a job search… Or to help me how to go to Europe from Libya?
Watch Drew Binsky he traveled there has traveled to nearly every country.
dont go
I don’t advice you go as a foreigner. its not safe
Libyan hospitality one of the best.
Its been years since I lived and worked in Libya for short stay in Tripoli and benghazi and all yhe little town in between and I found the locals very friendly and most helpful! I still have many fiends there yes it no more safe as it used to be. But what can you expect when a country is ravaged like this. I heard Bengazi is better off than Tripoli but I’m hopefully things get abckt o normal there. Libyan people will always have a special place in my heart they make even Ajanbee feel at home.
I worked in Libya for almost 10 years that’s why Libyans are closed to my heart . They are peace loving people .
unsure
I want to go back and see my family in libya but I am unsure if it would be safe. Im mixed. Half British (my mum is Irish and Italian) and my dad comes from al khums . To my understand ing a very dangerous area. I grew up over in england and visited my family when I was younger twice and when 9/11 happened when they came and visited us. They had to go home at that point. My dad lived literally next door to leptis magna and played there in the ruins growing up. I really want to go and see my family and my dad is dying , he lives in England but I just want to experience his culture again properly. I regret growing up and not taking any interest now as I truly grew up to love his culture more and more. Due to concerns of terrorism I dont know if it is safe for me . As I still have a fair complexion but Arab features. One bad point is I am heavily tattooed.
Pls how safe is libya,because I’ll be going to that place next week, but am scared I don’t know if it’s safe
Not safe and airport incorrect
Libya is NOT safe. Crime/terrorism risk is high, and also Tripoli Int’l Airport is closed. Libya is one of the most dangerous countries in the world.
You’re absolutely right.
I went, despite the advice NOT TO GO, from both Europol and The department of foreign affairs in Sweden, to Libya 2017. I went to meet my daughter who had been brought and then kept there by her father for 3 1/2 years.
It’s a country in war and anarchy. I got robbed of all my medicine while two passport officers hold a automatic gun each to my head, while going through passport control. But… later when I had to go see a hospital cuz of dehydration, I’m Swedish and not used to 50 degrees in the hot sun… And they really didn’t have any medical supplies, or any protocol for hygiene (I’m a nurse so) and still they made the best of what they could. So I do understand why the take useful things from foreigners. They are trying to stay alive. Trash was laying all bunkered up alongside the roads. Electricity is not for granted. People in Libya actually work for free to have a few hours of electricity and internet, clean water and other things to keep the people alive and as well as they can. Believing they the government(the one that doesn’t exists yet) will pay theme later. The people in Libya is the best❤️ But…
There were bombs and and you never stopped hearing automatic gunfire from near and far, day and night. My daughter is still there and I can’t get her out by myself, and because Sweden is a country without balls, they won’t even try…
Me, as a mother/parent, would move there if that meant being close to my baby girl, turning 11 soon, I would. But I don’t think any one should go there without a reason worth to die for…
this is the only accurate replay so far
I assume the problem is the libyan side not communicating with the swedish side, very common
they’re generally incompetent, hope it works for you
Life is risky
I will be going there soon I pray I see no evil or meet any if you have your daughter’s contact I’m taking my own risk I can still take it for anyone life is full of risk I’ve lost fears long ago.
Trip to libya
I want to travel to Libya to meet my hubby to be, please what is your say to that?
my husband will be there in April I want to go and surprise him
Tell about your experience or leave a tip for others,my brother’s and sister,to say the fact Libya is not safe,steal in country OK ,don’t allow anybody lie for you,believed me ,nothing is there for now,the country is not settle,since Gadafia has being kill ,shine your EYE’S
Should I go or not
I want to travel to Libya next month to see my good friend…he said to me that we’re he stay….dey are not fighting…what is ur say
I want to travel to Libya for a house help work
Please is it safe for me?
Help Libya Now
libya is a very good country there is nice people and pretty views so i recommend that you should not listen to the bad comments and just do what you want. In my Opinion Libya is the best country ever. But if you don’t agree and you are scared about the war it is not Libyans fault it is all the other country’s that don’t help of there was help Libya would be the 1 best country in the whole world .
Never Go To LIBYA
A thousand people dying in Mediterranean because of your “safe country”
Libya is a terrorist zone run for your life.
I have a tip for oIiIo.
I left Libya before the death of Gaddafi. when I was there I felt so cheated by the people because they understood that I am not a Muslim.
I worked so hard but I left there with empty pockets, empty hands, and worst still so exhausted, like sweet juice out of orange, throwing out the chaff that has no value. So I was treated. So you see don’t ever dream to go into Libya, it’s a horror of terror that’s existing there right now… no peace!
I need advice pls is it safe to travel to Libya?
My fiance is working there but he’s in Nigeria now and wants us to get married so we can travel together but am very scared seeing all these post.
Stay 1 million miles away from Libya.
is it good to go
Travel to Libya as of 2021 now is it good to go, plz I need advice
What can I do?????
What can I do now? Should I go or not?? A friend of mine advice me to come to Lybia for work? But most people said Lybia is not safe….
Please learn how to put things in God hand’s first secondly life is risk and it even risk not to take a risk but always be caution of your choice and reaction you make’s in life
Mr. Shukri Ghanem
I was working in Libya from 1988 – 1991 and everything was just fine – peaceful. What happened after that: I was a friend of Mr. Libya’s former Oil Minister Shukri Ghanem. Visited his home tens of times. Then read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shukri_Ghanem
His wife and children were so nice. He was really KILLED in Austria! Even if some media says others, I know his position and no doubt that he was murdered!
Question: I have also many other friends there in Libya, but is it safe to go there?
This is ridiculous, I go to libya 2x a year. Nothing is right, except terror…BUT THAT WAS JUST BECAUSE OF WAR IN 2014-2019. Libya is perfectly fine now. Just the electricity there…is a PROBLEM. Another thing, I can tell you never was in Libya because Libyas weather isn’t 19-33 C in summer. It’s much hotter!!! It’s 30-45. And in autumn 20-25.
Learn before saying a word. 😂😂!!!
If you get chance leave libya before December
i am here in libya, all is true am presently in libya many thing happening like non muslim.
Is the country safe in year 2021
Am from Nigeria , I want to go to Libya in search of work next month
Pls is the country safe
The country is somehow safe meaning that if you don’t bring problems to yourself, nothing would happen.
Someone asked me to come over this ember month and am from Nigeria. Pls is it safe.
Salam
Salam everyone
I’m a Libyan citizen and i am SO disappointed and not happy at all with the way you’re presenting my country, it’s true that we are going through tough times now but that DOES NOT make our country a horrific war zone that is “not safe to visit” 😒😠
it is one of most beautiful countries in South Africa
GUYS...ANSWER THE QUESTION!!
Ok, so reading these reviews I’m STILL as confused as ever!!! Is it safe to go to Tripoli in 2022 or not?! YES or NO?! I don’t want OPINIONS! I want FACTS!!
Yes, i have been there and everything is safe
Fact: It is not 100% not safe and not 100% safe 50 50 chances
But the safety is way better than the one in 2019-2020.
Safe (ish)
Beautiful country. Never faced too much hassle. The police are a bit dodgy but that is a worldwide problem. Plenty of army soldiers to keep you safe.
I advise not to go if from Nigeria as the Arabs despise black people and any offer of work should be completely checked out before going as the slave trade is still operating here.
I am Scottish and have lived here for 7 years so obviously there are many good things and people here or I wouldn’t have stayed. Really hot in summer but pleasant rest of the year.
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Please so if you’re travelling to Libya and you’re not going to stay there but move to Europe will they worry you
Am about to travel to Lybia by road this week pls is Lybia safe now pls
A safe country and is growing very fast
Travel by airplane as you might meet with some terrorists on the road plus there is a risk that you can get caught by them.
Want to travel
Pls I want to travel to Libya by road for an employment am from Nigeria am safe pls reply me
Am being invited to come and teach in Lybia. Am from Ghana is it safe for me to go? Please reply to me.
Please i need your reply i was about to travel libya by road transportation from nigeria on november 2022 Is it safely for me ?and two[2] it libyan a good country
A friend of mine recommended Libya a safe country for me cause his living there already and he said I should come whenever I feels like coming but the way people’s are saying there and there that Libya is not safe, please what should I do, go or abandoned it.please I needs advice
People’s are saying that Libya is not safe, please what should I do, go or abandoned it.please I needs advice
Give your honest opinion and don’t follow Others blindly Like a sheep do your search Properly maybe
Give your honest opinion and do your search properly also don’t follow others like a sheep as well as don’t generalise other wise you will be caught into the idea of biased and racist and try to understand no country in the world is safe example USA shooting and killing almost every month other South America countries and India,Pakistan,Egypt,United arab emirates where human right does not exist also no freedom of expression you can get arrested and tortured by the police force in emirates,Egypt,saudi Arabia ,Bahrain sometimes Qatar So Libya in the near future will be the country to look for in terms of economic and stability they have the tools to do it please don’t forget the interference in Libya by the United Arab Emirates,Egypt,saudi Arabia these countries are very jealous of Libya success also France,Russia these countries causing instability and corruption like for example the authority in Libya caught many emirates planes try to smuggle drugs into Libya.
I'm from Nigeria and I want to go Libya to work is safe to go please I need advice we're in 2024 is it safe to go
Please I’m from Nigeria and I want to go Libya to work is it safe to go we’re in 2024 please I’m planning to go by road next week