Israel Working Holiday Visa
The working holiday visa is a program that offers the chance to the youngsters of a few world countries to come holidaying in Israel for up to a year and at the same time to work. Holders of these visas can enjoy great outdoors, classical historical sites and vibrant city life of the sunbaked Tel…
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Israel B2 Tourist Visa
The B/2 visa is a permit to enter Israel and remain here for a maximum of three months, under one or more of the following purposes: It is the most frequent Israeli visa, but it does not allow its holder to work in Israel. Who Can Apply for B/2 Visitor’s Visa? Every person wishing to…
Israel B1 Work Visa
An Israeli B/1 Work Visa is an authorization to enter Israel under work purposes. The B-1 visa is the general type of work permit for foreign nationals provided by the Israeli law. It is granted by the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor (MOITAL) in the first instance, and the Ministry of Interior (MOI) in…
Israel A/4 Visa for Spouses and Children
The Israeli A/4 visa is for spouses and minor children of A/2 student visa holders and A/3 clergy visa holders. It permits the visa recipients to join their parents and spouses in Israel, but not to work here. Who Can Apply for A/4 Visa for Spouses and Children? Only children under the age of 18…
Israel A2 Student Visa
An Israeli A/2 Student Visa is a permit to enter Israel for those that have already been admitted at an education institution in Israel. The A/2 Student Visa for Israel is renewable and permits students of all ages from abroad to live and study in Israel, but does not authorize its holder to work. Following,…
Israel A/1 Temporary Resident Visa
The A/1 visa permits its holder to experience Israel before making the commitment of becoming Israeli citizens. The applicant should have completed the examination process for Aliya before applying for this visa. Who Can Apply for A/1 Temporary Resident visa? All people eligible for immigration under the Law of Return can apply for an A/1…
Who Needs a Visa For Israel?
Ordinary passport holders from the following countries can travel to Israel visa free, under tourism, business and similar purposes, and remain here for up to 3 months: European Union member countries Albania Andorra Argentina Australia* Bahamas Barbados Belarus Belize Botswana Brazil Canada Central African Republic Chile Colombia Costa Rica Dominica* Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador…
Israel Visa
An Israeli Visa is an authorization to enter Israel and remain here for a specific permitted period. It also underlines the activities that you can perform while you are in Israel with a visa. Israel Visa Types Depending on the reason why you are applying for a visa to Israel, you have several visa options…
Iraq Visa
Iraq is understandably not in most people’s list of travel destinations. This once-great country has been in near-constant conflict for the past decades, and although the war is technically over, the situation is still too volatile to make casual travel a safe possibility. However, if for whatever reason, you need to travel to Iraq, then you will…