Moving to Israel
We have no services for moving to Israel yet: we haven't found a specialist we would vouch for. Below are the official terms of each route with links to government sources — no prices, no promises.
Immigration routes: Israel
7 routes to move to Israel: grounds, requirements, documents and timelines. Each route carries a link to the official source and the date we checked it. The terms change several times a year — check the primary source before you file.
Repatriation under the Law of Return (עלייה — Aliyah under the Law of Return)
The 1970 amendment extended the right to the children and grandchildren of a Jew, to the spouse of a Jew and to the spouses of their children and grandchildren. A separate procedure for obtaining status applies to great-grandchildren.
New immigrant status (עולה חדש — Oleh Chadash)
Six months after repatriation, when the absorption basket payments end, entitlement to the income support benefit (havtachat hachnasa) is assessed.
Temporary resident visa A/5 for marriage and family reunification (Temporary Residence Visa Type A/5)
The graduated procedure for regularising the status of a foreign spouse (הליך מדורג).
Naturalisation (התאזרחות — Naturalization)
The previous citizenship is renounced, or it is confirmed that it will cease after naturalisation. The decision remains at the discretion of the Minister of the Interior.
Planning a move to Israel?
We have no services for moving to Israel yet — this page is a reference only. Tell us which route you are considering: we will take the country on and come back once we find a specialist there we trust.