Permitted only with special permission from the competent authorities of the State of Israel.

Foreign citizens wishing to enter the State of Israel must apply in advance to enter Israel at the Israeli diplomatic or consular office at the foreigner's place of residence or at the Population and Immigration Authority of the State of Israel.

Applications to the Israeli diplomatic or consular office at the foreigner's place of residence are accepted online at the link: https://govforms.gov.il/mw/forms/[email protected]#!requestDetails

Detailed information on the procedure for obtaining a permit, the grounds on which a person can obtain a permit, the necessary documents, the contacts of the competent authorities are posted at https://www.gov.il/en/departments/news/border_closing_coronavirus_14062020

Important! Obtaining permission to enter Israel, even with a vaccination certificate and PCR tests, does not exempt you from the requirement of self-isolation.

To obtain permission to enter the country, you also need a medical insurance policy that covers costs in the event of COVID-19 disease.

If you have received an entry permit, you must present a negative PCR test taken 72 hours prior to arrival in Israel before departure. Upon arrival in Israel, you must undergo an additional PCR test (this service is paid - 80 Israeli shekels, subject to advance online registration, or 100 Israeli shekels at check-in at the airport; payment is made by credit card).

To book a queue for a PCR test at Ben Gurion Airport, follow the link https://check2fly.co.il/auth

! This requirement also applies to those who have a COVID-19 vaccination certificate or a COVID-19 recovery document.

In exceptional cases, you can apply for a permit to enter Israel without a PCR test for COVID-19, using the link https://survey.gov.il/he/PCR2

After receiving permission to enter Israel, passengers must, no more than 24 hours before the flight, complete the declaration of the person entering Israel using the link https://corona.health.gov.il/en/flights/. In the declaration, the passenger provides his personal data, medical information, as well as detailed information about the place of self-isolation in Israel.

If, after submitting the declaration, it is necessary to update the data, this can be done through the Health Center at 5400 *.

! Medical declaration, permission to enter the country, test results for COVID-19 and other documents must be printed and carried with you for presentation to the competent authorities of Israel. Persons with COVID-19 will not be able to board the plane.

All unvaccinated persons entering Israel must go through self-isolation.

Individuals who have been vaccinated or contracted COVID-19 abroad (i.e. not in Israel) must also self-isolate.

The duration of self-isolation is 14 days.

Self-isolation can be reduced to 7 days (provided that the passenger received the first negative PCR test upon entering Israel, as well as the second negative PCR test on the seventh day of self-isolation).

Detailed information on self-isolation (including calculation of isolation period, contacts of competent authorities) is available at: https://www.gov.il/en/departments/guides/corona-quarantine

Self-isolation procedure for persons who have been vaccinated or have had COVID-19 in Israel

Who is considered vaccinated:

- The person who received the 3rd dose of the vaccine. The vaccination certificate is considered valid on the seventh day after vaccination (the day of vaccination is not taken into account).

- A person who received 2 doses of the vaccine, while the 2 dose was received within the last 6 months or on the seventh day after the 2nd dose (the day of vaccination is not counted).

- A person who has a positive serological test carried out in Israel and has received 1 dose of vaccine within the last 6 months or on the seventh day after vaccination with the 1st dose (the day of vaccination is not counted).

Those who have certificates of recovery from COVID-19 issued by the Israeli Ministry of Health are considered to have recovered under the following conditions:

- No more than 6 months have passed since the receipt of the recovery certificate, issued on the basis of a positive PCR test conducted in Israel;

- If such a person has received 1 dose of vaccine. The vaccination certificate is considered valid on the seventh day after vaccination (the day of vaccination is not taken into account).

Persons who have been vaccinated or have had COVID-19 in Israel are exempt from the need to undergo 14-day self-isolation (such persons undergo 24-hour self-isolation, or until they receive a negative PCR test made upon arrival in Israel), provided that in the last 14 days they have not visited the countries included in the list of red or orange - Ukraine as of October 11 is orange

List of countries by link: https://corona.health.gov.il/en/country-status/

If you were vaccinated or contracted COVID-19 outside of Israel, you can reduce the period of self-isolation to 24 hours if you arrive from a yellow country, and also if you meet the following criteria:

Individuals who have been vaccinated or contracted COVID-19 outside of Israel and have only visited YELLOW countries in the past 14 days. At the same time, such persons have a positive serological test carried out in Israel, and also received 1 dose of vaccine in Israel within the last 6 months or on the seventh day after vaccination (the day of vaccination is not taken into account).

Information from the Ministry of Health of Israel for those arriving and those leaving Israel by the link - https://www.gov.il/en/departments/guides/flying-to-israel-guidlines?chapterIndex=1