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Israel Electronic Travel Authorization Requirements
Learn about the Israel ETA-IL requirements, including essential documentation, eligibility guidelines, and other key details. Prepare for your journey to Israel with confidence.
Israel Electronic Travel Authorization Requirements
As part of the new ETA-IL initiative, travelers from countries on the visa-exempt list must obtain an Israel ETA to enter Israel. It is mandatory to apply for the ETA online before traveling. Do not attempt to enter Israel without first having your ETA approved.
While the approval rate for the ETA-IL is very high, there are rare instances where an application may be delayed or rejected. In such cases, travelers may need to apply for a traditional visa through an embassy. Therefore, it is advisable to submit your application well in advance to avoid any issues.
You must be a full citizen of a country included in the ETA-IL approved list. If you’re unsure whether the Israel ETA is required for your nationality, please refer to the List below.
Albania
Andorra
Austria
Belarus
Belgium
Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Australia
Cook Islands
Fiji Islands
Marshall islands
Micronesia
Nauru
New Zealand
Palau
Papua new Guinea
Solomon Islands
Tonga
Vanuatu
The primary requirement for applying for the Israel ETA is a valid passport. You must have a passport issued by your country of citizenship (if you hold dual nationality, choose the passport from a country listed on the ETA-IL approved list). Only standard passports are accepted; temporary, official, or special passports are generally not eligible for the arrival card.
Your passport should remain valid for the duration of your stay in Israel and, ideally, for several months after your planned departure. If your passport is nearing its expiration, this could create issues if your flight is delayed or canceled, or if you experience other travel disruptions. This could result in delays or rejection of your application.
The ETA-IL is issued to short-term visitors, primarily for purposes such as tourism (including sightseeing, pilgrimages, visiting friends or family, and business trips). Demonstrating that your visit will be brief is a crucial requirement for ETA approval.
The application require you to provide trip details to confirm that the ETA-IL is the correct application for your visit, rather than a study or work visa. If your application indicates an intention to stay longer than the permitted 90 days period, or to work or reside in Israel, it will be rejected.
When applying for the Israel ETA, the government will review your past immigration history, including any instances of overstaying a visa or working without a permit in Israel. Such violations may lead to your application being rejected. Additionally, a criminal record, particularly for serious offenses, may also affect your eligibility. It is important to provide accurate information, as failure to disclose past issues could result in denial of the ETA-IL.
You must have a valid passport from a country approved for the ETA-IL. This is the passport you will use to enter Israel, and if it expires before your planned entry or departure, you will need to submit a new application. Other forms of identification will not be accepted.
In addition to your passport, you will need a debit or credit card to pay the application fee.
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This website is operated by “Travel Network” (former “Travel Far GmbH”) a private, non-governmental travel support service based in Croatia. We are not affiliated with the Government of Israel or any official Israeli authority. We provide optional, fee-based assistance with the Israel Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA-IL) application process, including guidance, document review, and customer support.You are not required to use our services. If you prefer, you may apply for the ETA-IL directly through the official Israeli government website at www.israel-entry.piba.gov.il without incurring any additional service fees.
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