Long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) was initially considered as a non-coding RNA without protein-coding function. With the update and iteration of sequencing technology, people have gradually deepened their understanding of its source, classification and function. Especially in the regulation of immunity, lncRNA was found to play a key role of regulatory. It is believed that allergic rhinitis (AR) is caused by imbalance of immune regulation. Studies have found that lncRNA is closely related to the occurrence and development of AR. The current research focuses on the differential analysis of AR-related lncRNA expression profiles and the biological functions of specific lncRNA. Therefore, this paper summarizes recent studies of lncRNA and AR. This will enable us to better understand the impact of lncRNA on the biological mechanism of AR. It also provides new ideas for the diagnosis and treatment of AR.