The following are current guidelines regarding entry permits to Israel  for Israelis citizen and foreigner who's been approved:

1.      Israeli citizens with a valid Israeli travel document (passport or Laissez Passer) are allowed to travel to Israel without an entry permit.

2.      Every Israeli visitor and every foreigner, who has been approved for entry, is required to perform a PCR test within 72 hours prior the time of the flight to Israel.

3.      Foreigners and Israelis who have not been vaccinated in Israel are obligated to be quarantined as instructed by the Ministry of Health. Travelers who present a vaccination  certificate or a formal proof of recovering from COVID-19 will be required to perform a serological test in Israel. A positive result in the serological test (confirming the presence of antibodies) may allow shortening the duration of quarantine

4.      24  hours before entering Israel, all passengers must fill out the following form https://corona.health.gov.il/flights/?utm_source=go.gov.il&utm_medium=referral

5.       Foreigners who leave Israel before the end of the quarantine period, without a special approval from the Israeli authorities, violate the laws of the State of Israel and their next entry will be denied

To stay up to date with the latest news regarding restrictions when traveling to Israel, visit the Ministry of Health's website at:

https://corona.health.gov.il/en​/

List of required supporting documents to be submitted with the request:

A passenger who is a son or a daughter of a parent(s) who is/are an Israeli citizen(s)

A.       Copy of the parents passports.

B.       Copy of the passenger - minor or the adult's passport.

C.        The passenger’s birth certificate.

D.       A declaration for the obligation of the parents to register the minor or the adult in the Israeli population registry within 60 days from the day of your return from the trip to Israel.

E.        Passenger declaration to comply with all instructions of the Israeli authorities, as will be given, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

F.        Proof of health insurance for the passenger, valid in Israel, throughout the visit period with clear indication of coverage for COVID-19.

G.       If the passenger is a minor traveling with one of his/her Israeli parent, approval declaration of the other parent must be submitted. Attention - The declaration must be authenticated by a notary or by the Israeli Consul and a copy of the parent's ID must be attached.

 A foreigner who has a first degree Israeli family member (Israeli citizen or a permanent resident of Israel) that is currently in Israel

An application may be submitted for the foreigner, their spouse and their children to visit Israel- CHILDREN MUST BE VACCINATED OR RECOVERED FROM COVID-19! PROOF MUST BE ATTACHED TO THE APPLICATION. All passengers must be fully vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19.

A.      Copy of a passport or Teudat Zehut/Toshav (Israeli ID) of the first-degree relative, residing in Israel.

B.      Copy of the passenger’s passport.

C.      Proof of first degree relation of the foreigner and the relative residing in Israel and proof of first degree relation of the the foreigner and their spouse and children (Official documents such as birth certificate, marriage, etc.).

D.      Passenger declaration to comply with all instructions of the Israeli authorities, as will be given, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

E.       Proof of health insurance for the passenger, valid in Israel, throughout the visit period with clear indication of coverage for COVID-19.

F.       Passenger certificate of vaccination or recovered from COVID-19.

Attending a wedding of Israeli citizens or permanent residents or foreigners who reside in Israel

The parents of the bride/groom may arrive to state of Israel subject to their obligation to comply with all rules of the Israeli Ministry of Health including the obligation for isolation/quarantine upon arrival in Israel. Furthermore, grandparents may attend the wedding, if they are vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19.

A.      Copy of passport or Teudat Zehut/Toshav (Israeli ID) of the first-degree relative residing in Israel.

B.      Proof of first degree relation of the foreigner and the relative residing in Israel and proof of first degree relation of the foreigner and their spouse and children (Official documents such as birth certificate, marriage, etc.).

C.      Passenger declaration to comply with all instructions of the Israeli authorities, as will be given, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

D.      Proof of health insurance for the passenger, valid in Israel, throughout the visit period with clear indication of coverage for COVID-19.

E.       Passenger certificate of vaccination or recovery from COVID-19.

F.       Copy of the registration of the request for marriage submitted to the bureaus in the religious councils or wedding registration from another alternative office + joint affidavit of the marrying couple signed before a notary.

Foreign grandparents who are requesting to visit Israel on the occasion of the birth of their grandchild (providing that the grandchild's family is residing in Israel)

Permitted only for grandparents who are vaccinated or have recovered from COVID-19. The request will be approved ranging from a month prior birth to a month post birth.

A.      Copy of the grandparents passports.

B.       Copy of the parents' passports.

C.       Passenger declaration to comply with all instructions of the Israeli authorities, as will be given, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

D.      Proof of birth or supporting medical documents for an expected birth.

E.       Proof of family connection between grandparents and parents in Israel.

F.       Passenger certificate of vaccination or recovery from COVID-19.

G.      Proof of health insurance for the passenger, valid in Israel, throughout the visit period with clear indication of coverage for COVID-19.

A foreign passenger married to an Israeli citizen or to a permanent resident of Israel

May apply for the above reason only if the Israeli citizen/resident is currently in Israel or travels with the foreign spouse.

A.      Copy of the passport of the Israeli spouse / permanent residency card

B.       Copy of the passenger’s passport

C.       Certificate of marriage - if married. If not married - a proof of mutual life

D.      Passenger declaration to comply with all instructions of the Israeli authorities, as will be given, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

E.       Proof of health insurance for the passenger, valid in Israel, throughout the visit period with clear indication of coverage for COVID-19.

A foreign parent of a minor Israeli child

May apply for the above reason only if the Israeli child is currently in Israel.

A.      Copy of the passport of the foreign parent.

B.       Copy of the Israeli passport of the child.

C.       The child's birth certificate.

D.      Passenger declaration to comply with all instructions of the Israeli authorities, as will be given, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

E.       Proof of health insurance for the passenger, valid in Israel, throughout the visit period with clear indication of coverage for COVID-19.

F.       Custody agreement for the minor.

Attend a Funeral in Israel

Permitted for first degree family without spouse and for 24 hours only.

A.      Copy of passenger’s passport

B.       Copy of deceased’s passport or ID card

C.       Passenger declaration to comply with all instructions of the Israeli authorities, as will be given, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

D.      Proof of family connection to the deceased (birth certificate, marriage certificate or another equivalent document)

E.       Certificate of death and/or official document approving burial in Israel

F.       Proof of health insurance for the passenger, valid in Israel, throughout the visit period with clear indication of coverage for COVID-19.

Entry of a lone soldier or a Sherut Leumi volunteer or a visit of their first degree relatives

May apply for a permit for first degree or for the soldier themselves

A.      Copy of the IDF service card and/or approval of a lone soldier signed by the authorities or approval of Sherut Leumi organization for the volunteer.

B.       Copy of passports of the applicants.

C.       Passenger declaration to comply with all instructions of the Israeli authorities, as will be given, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

D.      Proof of health insurance for the passenger, valid in Israel, throughout the visit period with clear indication of coverage for COVID-19.

Students and Yeshiva Students

May apply for an entry permit through the Academic institution/Yeshiva or through the consulate. Passenger must have a valid Student Visa to Israel, otherwise, must apply for visa and permit letter with an appointment at the consulate.

A.      Copy of passenger’s passport.

B.       Copy of parents’ passport (for minors).

C.       Passenger declaration to comply with all instructions of the Israeli authorities, as will be given, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

D.      Proof of health insurance for the passenger, valid in Israel, throughout the visit period with clear indication of coverage for COVID-19.

E.       Approval from the academic institution/Yeshiva or a valid Visa.

F.       Approval from the Ministry of Health stating that the institution is approved to go back to physical classes (obtained from the institution).

G.      Proof of vaccination or recovery from COVID-19.

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