As of January 1, 2025 anyone traveling to Israel must have a valid visa or ETA-IL (Electronic Travel Authorization to Israel) approval before they start their journey to Israel.
If you are a citizen of an eligible country that does not require a B/2 visa for Israel, you must complete an ETA-IL form.
See the list of countries that require a visa.
The rules for travel to Israel have changed. Starting from January 1, 2025, visitors from visa-exempt countries are required to obtain an ETA-IL(Electronic Travel Authorization) to enter the state of Israel. An approved ETA-IL, indicates that you are allowed to travel to Israel and stay for up to 90 days per visit.
All travelers to Israel must have a valid visa or ETA-IL approval before they start their journey. If you are eligible, obtaining an ETA-IL is a simpler and faster process. Learn more
Note: Israeli citizens or holders of an Israeli identity number do not need to apply for an ETA-IL.