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Notification of death of an Israeli citizen or resident abroad

This service enables Israeli citizens or residents (or interested parties) to report to an Israeli mission the death of a family member abroad.
Required Documents To Apply
Original death certificate, authenticated as required.
ID card or travel document of the deceased.
ID card or travel document of the reporting family member or of the lawyer representing the family.
Tip
In any case of unclarity, you can email the consular department with the following details:
1. The Israeli ID number of the deceased (not a picture of the passport)
2. Your full name
3. Relation to the deceased

Once we will have all the details, we can provide you a detailed explanation that is relevant to your situation.
Required presence at the Consulate
The person providing notification must appear in person at the mission.
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Who can apply?

This service is available to Israeli citizens or residents (or interested parties) who wish to report the death of a family member abroad.

The notification may be submitted by spouses or first-degree relatives, or by a lawyer on behalf of the family (by presenting a power of attorney from the family).

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How to apply

The notification form should be completed and brought in person, together with the required documents, to an Israeli mission in the country where the person providing notification is staying.

 

Please note: 

When the notification is provided by a lawyer, he/she must also present his/her own identifying documents.

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Fill the forms

Notification of death of an Israeli citizen or resident abroad, completed and signed.

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Schedule an appointment

Any visit to a mission must be arranged in advance through the online appointment scheduler.
The affidavit that is to be signed must be prepared in advance.

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Consular fee

No fee is charged for this service.

Call us to book an appointment: 02-62154585
Phone Reception Hours:
• Monday – Thursday: 12:00-14:30
• Friday: 12:00-14:00

Public Reception hours:
• Monday – Friday: 09:00-13:00
Information
  • Not all countries have apostille stamps. If the birth took place in a country in which they do not have an apostille stamp, you must check the authentication procedure of the certificate with the embassy of said country - Apostille stamps in Australia
  • If the certificate is not written in English, there must be provided a translation to the certificate + apostille stamp that approves the translation from the country where the translation took place in addition to the certificate requested above.
  • If your names/spelling on the certificate does not match the Israeli population registry or Australian passport, make sure to email a photocopy of the certificate + Israeli ID number/non-Israeli passports to the consular section.