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Israel Visa

Traveling to: Israel
Citizens of: India
Processing

8-30 Days

Length of Stay

90 Days

Validity

90 Days

Entry

Single Entry

Visa Overview

E-Visa

  • The Israel eVisa is an electronic visa system introduced for eligible travelers to simplify the visa application process without visiting an embassy or consulate. It allows applicants to apply online by submitting personal details, passport information, travel plans, and required supporting documents through the official portal or approved channels.
  • The eVisa is generally intended for short-term travel purposes such as tourism, business visits, family visits, pilgrimage, or other approved temporary travel, depending on nationality and current eligibility rules.
  • Applicants complete the process online, upload the necessary documents, and pay the applicable visa fee digitally. Once approved, the visa is issued electronically and linked to the passport or provided as a downloadable approval document. Travelers are advised to carry a printed or digital copy during travel.
  • The validity period, number of entries, and duration of stay depend on the visa category granted by Israeli authorities. Travelers must use the visa strictly for the approved purpose and within the permitted dates.
  • Even after eVisa approval, final entry into Israel is subject to border control and immigration clearance at the port of entry. Travelers may be asked to show return tickets, hotel bookings, invitation letters, proof of funds, or other supporting documents.
  • Applicants should ensure all information is accurate and matches the passport exactly, as errors or missing details may result in delays or rejection. It is also recommended not to make non-refundable travel bookings before visa approval.
  • Overall, the Israel eVisa system provides a convenient digital option for eligible short-term travelers while maintaining immigration and security checks.

Required Documents

Documents required for Israel Visa application

  1. Original passport and old passports, if any.
  2. The passport should be valid for at least 6 months from the date of return in India, with a minimum of two blank pages (Damaged passports are not acceptable).
  3. Copy of the first and last page of your passport.
  4. Return air tickets.
  5. The visa application form is duly filled and signed by the applicant, under the guidance of our travel experts with email-id & mobile number of applicant in it.
  6. 2 recent passport-size colour photographs taken against a white background with matte-finish without specs and sunglasses (size 5.5 cm x 5.5 cm) ( Note: Photographs should not be more than 3 months old, scanned/stapled, and should not be used in any of the previous visas.)
  7. Covering letter mentioning details of travel, details of the traveller, passport details, accompanying details, the purpose of visit, and duration of stay. The letter should be duly signed by the authorized signatory with the request for a grant of visa and addressed to the Visa Officer, Consulate General of Israel In Mumbai.
  8. Income Tax Returns of the last 3 years.
  9. Original bank statements reflecting transactions for the last 4 months, duly attested and signed by a bank official on every page with minimum balance of 1 lakh rupees per applicant. (Note: Bank balance should be equivalent to tour cost).
  10. Proof of investments - Mutual funds, fixed deposits, LIC policies, national saving certificates, stocks & shares, etc.
  11. Hotel confirmation details with day-to-day itinerary and travel dates.
  12. Travel and Medical insurance with COVID Coverage.
  13. Copy of your Aadhar card.
Additional documents:

If the applicant is married:
  • Passport must be updated with the spouse name, if not updated then provide Marriage certificate/ any other ID with updated spouse name.
If the applicant has a family / relative in Israel:
  • Invitation letter in Hebrew
  • Passport & visa copies & contact details of the invitee
If the applicant is employed:
  • Salary slips for the last 4 months
  • Original leave letter / NOC from employer duly signed by authorized signatory with company stamp and contact details (With employee name, designation, date of joining, passport no., purpose of travel, and duration of stay on it)
If the applicant is a company owner or self-employed:
  • Covering letter on the company letterhead and financial documents
  • Business / Company’s income tax returns for last 3 years
  • Updated current account statements for the last 4 months, duly attested and signed by a bank official on every page
  • Copy of company Pan card
If the applicant is Invited by person who's working/studying in Israel:
  • Invitation letter from the employer / Academic institute/University for the family members
If the applicant is minor:
  • Original birth certificate with Apostille (attested by MEA)
  • Parents (Father & Mother) need to visit consulate at the time of submission for signing the Minor consent form.
(Note: In case one of the parent is not in India then he/ she must sign the Minor consent form at Embassy of Israel in that particular country.)

Visa Pricing Details

Visa Type Entry Type Validity Processing Embassy Fee VFS Fees Service Fee GSTIN Total Cost
Tourist Visa Single Entry 90 Days 8-30 Days INR 2,700.00 INR 0.00 INR 6,500.00 INR 1,170.00 INR 10,370.00

Rules & Regulations

Israel Visa Terms & Conditions
  1. Israel eVisa approval is at the sole discretion of the Israeli Immigration / Population and Immigration Authority / relevant consular authorities. Submission of an application does not guarantee visa issuance.
  2. Oxford Travels or any travel facilitator acts only as a service provider and is not responsible for visa approval, rejection, or processing delays.
  3. All visa fees, service charges, and applicable government fees are generally non-refundable once the application is submitted.
  4. Applicants must provide accurate, complete, and genuine information. False statements, forged documents, or incorrect passport details may result in refusal and future travel restrictions.
  5. Passport must be valid for the required duration under current Israel visa regulations and should be in good condition.
  6. The eVisa, where applicable, is generally issued for tourism, business, pilgrimage, or approved short-term travel purposes, subject to eligibility and current policy.
  7. Visa validity period, number of entries, and permitted stay duration are decided solely by Israeli authorities.
  8. The eVisa must be used only for the approved purpose and within the validity dates granted.
  9. Security screening, background checks, or additional document requests may be conducted at any stage of processing or travel.
  10. Even with an approved eVisa, final entry into Israel is subject to border control and immigration clearance at the port of entry.
  11. Travelers may be asked to present return/onward tickets, hotel booking, invitation letter, itinerary, proof of sufficient funds, or other supporting documents upon arrival.
  12. Entry may be refused if travelers do not satisfy immigration, security, or documentation requirements.
  13. Overstaying or violating visa conditions may result in fines, detention, deportation, cancellation of visa, or future entry bans.
  14. Applicants are advised not to make non-refundable travel bookings before visa approval.
  15. Israeli authorities reserve the right to amend visa rules, eligibility, fees, processing times, security procedures, or entry requirements at any time without prior notice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Indians need a visa for Israel?
Yes, Indian passport holders must have a valid visa to visit Israel for tourism purposes. You are advised to apply for your visa well in advance to ensure sufficient time for processing.
Can Indians get an Israel visa on arrival?
No, Indian citizens cannot apply for a visa upon arrival in Israel; you must apply for a valid visa before travelling to the country.
What are the Israel visa requirements for Indians?
Indian citizens must have the following documents when applying for an Israel visa:

  • Official documents: This includes your passport (all passports, old and new), Aadhar Card and PAN Card. Provide copies of all pages of the new and old passport. Please ensure that your current passport is valid for at least 6 months. 
  • Photo: You will be required to submit a passport-sized photograph.
  • Proof of return: Submit your returning or onward flight ticket.
  • Proof of stay: You must have proof of accommodation, such as hotel reservations.
  • Proof of funds & employment: The Israeli government checks if you have funds to sustain your travel and stay in the country. To substantiate this, they would ask for important documents such as bank statements (last 6 months), ITR (last 3 years), and last 4 months' salary slips (if employed) or equivalent. [Stamped and signed hardcopy of bank statements are required to be submitted to the consulate.]
  • No Objection Certificate: Stamped and signed hard copy of a no objection letter from your employer (if employed) or on your company letterhead (if self-employed).
  • Sponsor’s documents: If your trip is sponsored, you will generally need to submit salary slips, bank statements and the sponsor's IT Returns.
  • Highest Qualification Certificate: This could be a diploma, degree certificate, or any other official certificate from an educational institution.
  • Travel Itinerary: Provide a detailed day-to-day plan of your trip.
  • Travel Insurance: Proof of valid travel insurance covering the duration of your stay in Israel.
Note: You will also be required to submit documents confirming special circumstances in your visa application. For example, if invited, you will be asked to provide an invitation letter and a marriage certificate if your spouse’s name is not updated on the passport.
How to apply for an Israel visa from India?
Indian citizens can apply for an Israeli visa online.
Do I need to submit my passport when applying for an Israel visa?
No, this is an evisa digital process.
Do I need to attend an interview during my application for an Israel visa?
No, you are not required to attend an interview when applying for an Israel visa from India. However, under certain circumstances, a visa officer may request an interview to gather additional information or clarify details related to your application.
How can I ensure that my Israel visa is not rejected?
To avoid Israel visa rejection, you can follow these tips:

  • Accurate information: Be sure to provide accurate information that matches the details on your supporting documents.
  • Financial proof: Clearly show you have sufficient funds to cover your trip to Israel. You can do this by including bank statements, salary slips, or any other documents showing sufficient funds.
  • Strong ties to your home country: An important factor in your application is demonstrating your intentions to return to your home country. This can be done by providing proof of employment, property ownership, or family ties that require your return after the visit.
  • Indicate the purpose of visit: Clearly state the purpose of your visit and provide any supporting documents that can substantiate your reasons, whether for tourism, business, or visiting family.
  • Professional help: If you're unsure about any part of the application process, consider seeking professional help from a visa consultant or agency.
Can I reapply for an Israel visa after rejection?
Yes, you can reapply for an Israel visa after a rejection. If your visa was rejected due to an error in your application, correcting the mistake and reapplying can lead to a successful outcome. However, if your visa was rejected due to security issues or because you are on a blacklist, reapplying will likely result in another rejection. At Atlys, we do our utmost to understand your reason for rejection and help you in getting a successful outcome the next time.

Important Notes

Note:

  1. We do not provide a Israel work visa.
  2. While applying for a Israel visa, one must keep in mind to apply well in advance as it facilitates in arranging an appointment. On the day of the appointment, the applicant has to carry all the original documents for submission and the biometrics.
  3. Submit all the documents in A4 size only and not in back to back format.
  4. If the applicant's place of collection and dropping off documents is within Mumbai, an additional courier fee of Rs 700 will be applicable. If the applicant's place for dropping off documents is other than Mumbai, an additional courier fee of Rs 800 will be applicable on Israel tourist visa fees.

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