ETA-IL Electronic Travel Authorization Immigration Department
Overview
- ETA-IL Electronic Travel Authorization
- DG Immigration Department Introduction
- Interior Office Policy
- Israeli work permit (B1) Expert Category
- Israeli work permits 3 months – Full Process
- Israeli work permits 90 days – Expedited Process
- Procedure for employing foreign workers to perform work using unique technology and machinery that is not available in Israel
- Work permit for High-Tech Companies
- B-2 Tourist/Visitor Visa
- “Law of Return” visa
- Common Life (marriage to Israeli)
- Sanctions (Civil & Criminal)
- News and Trends
ETA-IL Electronic Travel Authorization
The Israeli Population and Immigration Administration is launching the ETA-IL system: Visitors and Tourists from visa-exempt countries can apply for travel authorization.
Those who are eligible will be able to travel to Israel, and stay for up to 90 days or less.
An ETA-IL authorization will stay valid for up to 2 years, or until your current passport expires – whichever comes first
Getting the ETA-IL will allow the traveler:
- Enjoy Israel as a tourist
- Doing Business
- Travel for non-work and non-medical purposes
With valid B1 work visa, there is no need to fill in the ETA-IL form.
Who shall apply for an ETA-IL :
- A citizen of a country that is exempt from visa to Israel.
- Holding passport that is valid at least until the end of the visit to Israel.
- Plan to visit Israel for up to 90 days.
- The form will be file when the traveler is out of Israel.
Israeli citizens or holders of an Israeli identity number do not need to apply for an ETA-IL.
https://www.gov.il/en/departments/topics/eta-il/govil-landing-page
For additional information please contact Dan Gross, Adv. (gross@dglaw.co.il) or Kobi Neeman Adv. (kobi@dg-immigration.com)