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Your visit to Israel starts here
As of January 1st, 2025, travelers to Israel must have a valid visa or ETA-IL approval before starting their journey.
If you are a citizen of a visa-exempt country, answer a few questions to see if you're eligible for an ETA-IL.
Updates
eVisa-B2
The pilot program for the new e-visa system is now up and running. Indian and Sri Lankan passport holders residing in India and Sri Lanka can now apply for a B1 visa directly on the official website. This initiative aims to streamline the visa application process and provide travelers with a more efficient and convenient experience. We encourage all eligible applicants to submit their applications online.
What is ETA-IL?
The rules for travel to Israel have changed. Starting from January 2025, visitors from visa-exempt countries are required to obtain an ETA-IL(Electronic Travel Authorization) to enter the state of Israel. An approved ETA-IL, indicates that you are allowed to travel to Israel and stay for up to 90 days per visit.
All travelers to Israel must have a valid visa or an ETA-IL approval before they start their journey. Learn more
If you are eligible, obtaining an ETA-IL is a simpler and faster process.
Note: Israeli citizens or holders of an Israeli identity number do not need to apply for an ETA-IL.
What is eVisa-B2?
The eVisa-B2 for Israel is an efficient online visa application system that enables foreign nationals from countries that require a visa to enter Israel to easily apply for a B1 visa (tourist or visitor visa) electronically.
The eVisa system simplifies the application process, making it faster and more convenient. Once approved, the eVisa is sent to the applicant via email. Learn more
This online visa system is part of Israel's effort to streamline its visa processes and provide a more accessible option for tourists and visitors from various countries.
FAQ:
Applications may be submitted at any time prior to travel to Israel. The Population and Immigration Authority recommends that travel authorization applications be submitted at least 72 hours prior to any booking of flight tickets, hotel rooms and other similar expenses that are related your planned travel to Israel.
Your ETA-IL authorization is generally valid for multiple trips over a period of up to two years from the date your application is approved, or until your passport expires, whichever comes first. This means that as long as you received an ETA-IL authorization to travel, you do not have to reapply during the validity period.
You can correct your application as long as the form has not been submitted yet. The final step of the application before submission allows you to review your data. After submission, you cannot correct the form, and you will need to fill out a new form.
If you are a citizen of an eligible country that does not require a B/2 visa for Israel, you must complete an ETA-IL form. See the list of countries that require a visa.