Visas and Residence Permits in Israel
What to do if you don't qualify for citizenship? Alternative paths to legalization in Israel.
Visas and Residence Permits in Israel
What can be done for those who do not qualify under any of the provisions for obtaining citizenship or permanent residency in Israel?
Alternative Paths to Legalization
There are several types of visas and residence permits for those who cannot use the Law of Return:
- Work visa (B/1) — for specialists invited by an Israeli employer
- Volunteer visa — for participation in kibbutz and organization programs
- Student visa (A/2) — for studying at Israeli educational institutions
- Spouse visa — a gradual process for obtaining status
- Parent visa — special conditions for elderly parents of citizens
Residence Permit Process
The process of obtaining a residence permit in Israel depends on the grounds of application and can take from several months to several years. Each case is reviewed individually.
What we offer:
- Analysis of your situation and selection of the optimal path
- Document preparation and submission
- Support at all stages of the process
- Representation at the Israeli Ministry of Interior
Contact us for a consultation — we will find a solution for your situation.