Israel Passport
Passport rankings out of 198 countries
Freedom of travel11
Asset protection5
Quality of life6
"Plan B"10
About Israel
Israeli citizenship can be obtained by naturalization, repatriation, marriage, adoption, military service and those who have Jewish relatives or who profess Judaism if they do not have Jewish roots. An Israeli passport allows you to travel to 161 countries around the world.
Israel is located in the Middle East, on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea.
Israel is a country with a developed market economy, which is greatly influenced by the state. Israel's economy depends on imported oil, crops and military equipment.
Population
9.3 million
Capital
Jerusalem
Official language
Hebrew
GDP per capita
$33.817
Time zone
UTC+2…+3
Currency
Israeli new shekel
Israel passport ranking and benefits
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Residing in Israel
Israeli citizenship allows you to live, work and study in the country, as well as use the services of government agencies and banks. In Israel, a healthy lifestyle is promoted: the average life expectancy of the population is 81 years.
Israeli citizenship allows you to live, work and study in the country, as well as use the services of government agencies and banks. In Israel, a healthy lifestyle is promoted: the average life expectancy of the population is 81 years.
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Traveling to 161 countries around the world
An Israeli passport provides visa-free access to the Schengen countries, the United Kingdom, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore and other states. Israeli citizens also receive a 10-year US tourist visa.
An Israeli passport provides visa-free access to the Schengen countries, the United Kingdom, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore and other states. Israeli citizens also receive a 10-year US tourist visa.
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Education and treatment in Israel
Israel spends about 10% of GDP on education and training of young people: children of repatriates and immigrants attend kindergartens and schools on an equal basis with children from Israeli families. Education for students under the age of 17 is free in public schools. There is no free higher education in the country, but the state covers 30—50% of the costs.Israel is one of the most developed countries in the field of medicine. Citizens of the country have the right to free basic medical care, while state-of-the-art care requires health insurance.
Israel spends about 10% of GDP on education and training of young people: children of repatriates and immigrants attend kindergartens and schools on an equal basis with children from Israeli families. Education for students under the age of 17 is free in public schools. There is no free higher education in the country, but the state covers 30—50% of the costs.Israel is one of the most developed countries in the field of medicine. Citizens of the country have the right to free basic medical care, while state-of-the-art care requires health insurance.
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Work and international business
The Israeli passport allows you to open a company on the territory of the country. The state helps small and medium-sized businesses: new citizens are entitled to tax benefits and receive a 10-year loan. The tax rate and loan amount depend on the form of business.
The Israeli passport allows you to open a company on the territory of the country. The state helps small and medium-sized businesses: new citizens are entitled to tax benefits and receive a 10-year loan. The tax rate and loan amount depend on the form of business.
Grounds for obtaining an Israel passport
Israel allows dual citizenship
Birth to citizens of the country
Marriage to a citizen of the country
Work for the country's government
Naturalization
Estimated time: 3 years
Repatriation
Adoption
Parents citizenship
Special conditions
Special services to the state
Obtaining an Israel passport by naturalization: requirements for applicants
Knowledge of state language
Assimilation or cultural knowledge
Stable financial status
Good health
No criminal records
Frequently asked questions
Israeli citizenship is obtained by right of blood, repatriation, naturalisation, marriage, adoption, and military service. Foreigners who practice Judaism can also get a passport, even if they do not have Jewish roots
To obtain Israeli citizenship by naturalisation, you must have lived in the country for at least 3 years, pass a language proficiency test, have no criminal record, provide a residence permit card or a document confirming your permanent place of registration, and renounce your native citizenship.
Spouses of Israelis acquire citizenship through marriage. Required stay in Israel is at least 5 years.
Yes, but only in exceptional cases, such as repatriation. If a foreigner obtains citizenship by naturalisation, they must renounce their native citizenship.
For a long-term stay in Israel, foreigners need to obtain a residence permit.
Israeli citizenship can be obtained by right of blood — if the child was born to citizens of the country or foreigners with Jewish roots. In this case, the place of birth does not matter.
