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ISRAEL IS OPEN- Israel re-opened for tourism on 1 November 2021.

DOCUMENT OVERVIEW
The Israel Inbound Passenger Statement is a travel document designed to collect information from arriving passengers visiting Israel. It is part of the government’s new travel health measures to mitigate coronavirus spread and track any possible infection. This document does not replace a visa.

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WHO CAN ENTER ISRAEL WITH THIS DOCUMENT
All travelers with eligibility to enter Israel, including Israeli citizens and residents must complete this form. Fully vaccinated travelers are allowed to enter Israel for tourism reasons provided they have not spent time in a red list country in the 14 days prior to arrival in Israel. Unvaccinated travelers cannot visit Israel for tourism at this time.

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OBTAIN THE ISRAEL INBOUND PASSENGER STATEMENT
When you decide to apply, you will have to provide information about yourself, your medical condition in the last two weeks, details about your trip, and that will be all! Depending on the information that you enter, you might be subject to further revision by health authorities. Even though you won’t have to take a COVID-19 PCR test to apply for this document, you will have to present a negative test result. Check the testing FAQ below to learn more.

Visit the application page to complete the Israel Inbound Passenger Statement.

DISPLAY THE FORM
Once you submit the application form, our team will take care of the rest. They will notify you with a confirmation email and a PDF that you must print out and present to immigration authorities.

Visit the FAQs below to view the quarantine rules for the Israel Inbound Passenger Statement.

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Required Documents to Apply

  • Medical proof of COVID-19 vaccination (if applicable)
Important Instructions

  • All travelers entering Israel must carry their Inbound Passenger Statement.

  • You can apply anytime, but remember we can only process your application no more than 24 hours prior to your arrival in order to ensure the validity of your form.

  • It DOES NOT replace a visa. If your country requires a visa, the immigration officers will ask for your Visa when you enter the country.

  • You must present a copy of the PDF that we send you at the airport in order to pass the health check established by the Health Authorities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Last Updated: 11/29/21
  • Red list countries: Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Saint Helena ,Sao Tome - Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Eswatini, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Yes, the Israeli authorities recently introduced a requirement that all international travelers entering Israel for tourism reasons must have proof of full vaccination against COVID-19. However, non-Israeli citizens are not allowed to enter Israel at this time, unless they have a special entry permit from the Exceptions Committee.
  • Recognized vaccines include Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson and Johnson, AstraZeneca, Sinovac, Sinopharm and the Serum Institute of India.
  • Travelers are considered vaccinated if all doses of a vaccine against SARS-Cov-2 have been administered for at least two weeks before traveling.
  • Since information may change quickly, we advise you to follow up on the latest Israel travel updates and/or contact your local embassy.
  • COVID test prior to arrival: PCR within 72 hours or antigen within 24 hours of departure to Israel.
  • COVID test after arrival- fully vaccinated or recovered travelers: PCR on day 3.
  • COVID test after arrival- unvaccinated travelers and arrivals from red list countries: PCR on arrival and day 7.

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  • Quarantine requirements- fully vaccinated or recovered travelers: Quarantine until negative result received from PCR test on day 3.
  • Quarantine requirements- unvaccinated travelers and arrivals from red list countries: 14 day quarantine with PCR on arrival and day 7 PCR to end quarantine early with a negative result.
Yes, all arriving passengers who meet the entry requirements will have to fill out the Israel Inbound Passenger Statement to avoid inconvenience. Apply for the Israel Inbound Passenger Statement.
The Israel Inbound Passenger Statement is a travel screening document implemented as part of the government’s new measures due to the coronavirus. All allowed visitors would have to fill it out. It does not replace a visa or any other travel authorization. If you need a paper visa to visit Israel, we suggest you contact the closest embassy to start with the process so that you can get ready for your trip. Get started.
The following visitors are permitted to enter Israel:
  • Fully vaccinated travelers
  • Israeli citizens.
  • Permanent residents in Israel.
  • Foreign nationals. International visitors will also have to present health insurance that covers issues related to COVID-19 for their stay in Israel. Apply for your document here.
Besides filling out the Israel Inbound Passenger Statement, it will be necessary that you wear a mask in public places, practice social distancing, and practice hygiene. Remember to follow all instructions given by health authorities.
Yes, all allowed visitors must fill out the Israel Inbound Passenger Statement. As you can see, it includes children. It will be the parents’ responsibility to do it for them. Complete the application form right now.

Depending on the option you choose, prices will vary for the Israel Inbound Passenger Statement.

  • Standard Processing Time: 24 hours - USD 20.00.
  • Rush Processing Time: 8 hours - USD 35.00.
  • Super Rush Processing Time: 4 hours - USD 60.00.

Apply for the Israel Inbound Passenger Statement.

You must apply for the Israel Inbound Passenger Statement within 24 hours before your arrival to Israel. Apply right now and don’t overthink it.
It is pretty simple, and you won’t have to go through tedious steps. You will only need to give us details about yourself, your medical status in the last two weeks, and details about your trip. Once you fill out the application form, our team will process everything, and you will receive the confirmation email with the document you need to present to immigration authorities. Get started and don’t overthink about it.
Applying does not take more than five minutes.
It is only valid for one single trip. In case you plan to visit Israel more than once, please, make sure to apply for another Israel Inbound Passenger Statement.
Yes, you can usually find it for free. However, it might be tiring and time-consuming to do if you don’t have enough time to fill out your application form. Think about the stress you would have to go through and the paperwork. For that reason, iVisa.com is the best alternative to get your Israel Inbound Passenger Statement in the simplest way possible: you only fill out the application form, and our experts will do the rest. Sounds easy, right? For that reason, don’t think twice and fill out our application form here.
Yes, don’t hesitate to contact our support agents if you have more questions. They are available at any time you need help. Chat with them now.
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Are you planning to visit Israel as part of your next vacation? If so, you need to start preparing a list of the places you should visit during your stay in one of the most beautiful Middle East countries. For this very reason, we will be mentioning some attractions and other places that you should know before you set out on your visit to Israel.

First of all, you need to know a little bit about the country you will be visiting very soon. Israel is located in the Middle East, bordering Syria, Palestine, Lebanon, and Jordan. It is one of the most important regions for religious followers of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam because of its historical traditions.

One of the first destinations you should visit is Jerusalem. However, it is necessary to divide the historical part from the modern part. Old Jerusalem is where most of the sacred buildings to the three great monotheistic religions of the world are located: the Wailing Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, or the Dome of the Rock.

Among the other places you can visit is the Vad Yashem museum. This place commemorates the victims of the Holocaust who died during World War II. You can also visit the Israel Museum, where you will see in detail different manuscripts from one thousand years ago. Another place you must call and know in Israel is Masada. This tourist attraction is, in turn, a historical monument to the community of Jews who revolted against the Roman Empire during the first century. After the taking of the Temple of Jerusalem, many Jews left their lands and settled here. However, the entire community would eventually disappear because they did not want to surrender to them. Today, only ruins of this community remain.

However, if you prefer nightlife, being on the beach, and enjoying modernity, you should visit Israel’s capital: Tel Aviv. This city is one of the most important in the State of Israel, and you will have different plans when you are there. One of the places we recommend you to visit first is the hipster side of Tel Aviv.

Traveling to Israel is the perfect plan for any tourist who wants to know one of the world’s most influential cultures. However, you should know that the government has taken different measures to mitigate the coronavirus’s impact on the population. For this very reason, all visitors (whether residents or foreigners) must complete a series of requirements. One of these new entry requirements is to complete the Israel Inbound Passenger Statement. In it, you will have to declare important information about yourself, details of your trip, and information about your health status. Fortunately, iVisa.com can help you with all the paperwork you need to do to obtain this document. All you have to do is provide us with your information in our short form that will take no more than five minutes, and our team will take care of the rest.

Another of Israel's most important attractions is the Dead Sea. Although its name may surprise you, the truth is that it is not a sea, but a lake whose salinity level is so high that you will not find life in it. It is a tourist attraction for many tourists because you will have the opportunity to swim there. However, it is very likely that you will not stay long in the water due to the level of salt it has, and you will float!

You can also visit the Sea of Galilee, a popular attraction because, according to history, this is where Jesus of Nazareth walked on water. This lake is the second deepest of all whose history is significant for the people of Israel.

As you know, the coronavirus pandemic has caused the government to take new measures to stop the virus’s spread. For this very reason, all arriving visitors are required to fill out the Israel Inbound Passenger Statement. You must declare information about yourself, your travel, and your health status before departure in this document. We know how frustrating it is to complete tedious questionnaires that would take hours to do. You may also need some help from experts because of the required documentation and some ambiguous language clarification. If you want to avoid those things, we recommend using iVisa.com. We have a prepared team who will help you with the process while getting ready for your trip.

Israel also has hidden gems for many tourists, leaving some attractions almost forgotten, but you can visit to learn more. Among those attractions is the Hebrew Museum of Music. You will find different musical elements from different parts of the Mediterranean and the Middle East, such as Syria, Lebanon, Morocco, or Saudi Arabia. In this place, you will also find musical instruments of the Jewish culture from modern times to ancient times that trace back to the First Temple in Jerusalem.

One of the places you will love to go to is the Sataf forest. If you are a keen hiker, this is one of the places you must visit because of its fascinating view and sports spaces. This forest is also the perfect attraction for anyone who wants to have a picnic with their family or go biking and observe the landscape’s beauty. It is located in Jerusalem, so you can visit the Safat forest if you are in Jerusalem.

Do you enjoy contact with nature? If so, you must visit the stalactite cave. It is located in Jerusalem, and you will be able to know what this 300 thousand-year-old cave has to show. You will find different guides that will be teaching you about it. However, it is not recommended that you arrive with a stroller because there will not be much space, and you will likely have to cross rocks while walking.

As you can see, Israel is a country you should visit as part of your future vacation plans. However, don't forget to complete the Israel Inbound Passenger Statement. This document is essential for you to enter the country. Fortunately, iVisa.com can help you with much of the process while preparing for your next adventure. Complete our application form to let our team of experts take care of the rest.