UPDATE:
Effective March 1th 2022- foreign nationals may enter Israel even if they have not been vaccinated for or recoverd from COVID-19.
For more information about the current travel requirements please visit :
IMPORTANT:
All incoming passengers (Israelis or foreign nationals) must fill an online entry statement form 48 hours before the flight or arrival to Israel
Please click below to fill out the form:
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29/11/2021
Omicron variant:
COVID-19 OMIRCON variant entry regulations to Israel :
To read more about the latest updates and information for non- Israeli citizens entering Israel
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01/11/2021
Entry regulations to China for foreign
nationalities:
For information and updates about entering regulations to China for Israeli citizens
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01/11/2021
Tourism entry regulations to Israel:
As from November 1th the entry policy
for tourism purpose will resume.
To learn more about who can apply and what are the criteria please click here:
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Please note that all passengers Israelis and foreign nationalities arriving to the State of Israel must fill out the online inbound passenger health declaration form, no more than 24 hours before the time of departure to Israel.
Please click on the following link, and follow the online instructions:
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The entrance to Israel is permitted only for foreigners who were granted special approval and for Israeli citizens.
Foreigners that their entry to Israel has been approved, must hold a valid visa and an entry letter to Israel.
**The mentioned above can be changed at any time according to the government’s decisions.
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All passengers entering Israel must present a negative COVID-19 PCR test no more than 72 hours before landing time.
Present a negative test result in English along with the traveler's passport number.
This requirement applies to all people of all ages arriving in Israel, including vaccinated and recovered travelers.
If you transit to Israel, and the time between the first flight and the departure to Israel is 24 hours or more, you must take a PCR test no more than 72 hours before the scheduled time of departure to Israel.
Paying for a PCR test on arrival
On arrival in Israel, you must take a PCR test at the airport, in addition to the pre-departure test.
The test costs NIS 80 if you prepay, and NIS 100 if you pay at the airport.
Foreign nationals
Without this permit, boarding will be denied