Enabling Your Immigration Successfully

To work in Israel, foreign nationals generally need a B/1 work visa, which requires sponsorship from an Israeli employer and approval from the Ministry of Interior. This visa is typically valid for one year, with the possibility of renewal.

To obtain a business visa for Israel as an Indian citizen, you'll need to apply through the Israeli Embassy or Consulate, providing required documents like a passport, photos, and a cover letter, alongside proof of your business purpose and financial stability.

For Indian citizens, a diplomatic visa for Israel allows entry and stay for official missions, often without requiring a separate visa.

To study in Israel, Indian citizens need an A/2 student visa. This visa is for those accepted to an educational institution in Israel, such as universities, yeshivas, or youth institutions of the Jewish Agency.

The A/1 Temporary Resident Visa is for those eligible under the Law of Return to potentially become citizens, while the A/5 Temporary Resident Visa is for those who do not wish to become citizens.

To travel to Israel as a tourist, you generally need a tourist visa (B2 visa) or, if eligible, an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA-IL).