The A/5 visa is a temporary residency permit granted mainly to foreign partners of Israeli citizens or in certain humanitarian cases. It allows the holder to live, work, and access social benefits in Israel. This visa is a pathway to permanent residency and possibly citizenship after several years.

The B/1 Work Visa and the A/5 Temporary Residency Visa serve very different purposes, and understanding their requirements, restrictions, and benefits is crucial. Below is a comprehensive guide on each visa type.

Applying for a Giyur (conversion) student visa to Israel involves a specific process for individuals who are undergoing conversion to Judaism. This visa allows them to stay in Israel legally while studying in a recognized institution. Here’s a detailed guide on how to apply for a Giyur student visa in Israel:

To obtain an Israeli student visa (A/2 visa) as a non-Jew, you need to follow specific steps and meet certain requirements. Here's an overview of the process:

Introduction of ETA-IL: Beginning January 1, 2025, Israel will implement the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA-IL) system. This system is being introduced to streamline entry into Israel, requiring travelers from visa-exempt countries to obtain pre-approval before their journey. An approved ETA-IL allows travelers to stay in Israel for up to 90 days per visit.