In case of a request for a minor – one of the parents must appear in person at the mission.
As part of the security protocol, the entry to the Embassy is subject to screening by the Security Officers. It is essential to present an original official identification with a photograph (DNI, passport, teudat zehut). The entry of personal items (bags, cell phones, electronic devices) or food and drinks is not permitted.
Large items such as a suitcases, large purses or large backpacks should not be brought since the Embassy does not have facilities to store these items. Small items such as cell phones or keys can be stored in small lockers that will be provided on the day of the appointment.
Israeli citizens and foreigners over the age of criminal responsibility (12 years and up) may request to receive from the Israel Police a Criminal Information Certificate containing information about them.
Instructions for Israeli citizens:
Download the Request for Criminal Information form from the website. Complete the form and attach a letter of request.
Please note:
The certificate will be issued in Hebrew and in English.
The list of convictions will appear in Hebrew only.
The mission will deliver the certificate directly to the entity that is entitled to receive it.
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.
The service is provided free of charge.
If an apostille is required, a fee will be collected according to the Consular Schedule of Fees.
The cost of mailing will be determined according to the required destination.
consular@lima.mfa.gov.il or consular4@lima.mfa.gov.il
Please enter your full name, identification number, telephone number and indicate what type of service you need.
In the case of an Israeli citizen, the procedure could be carried out, if desired, directly on the ISRAELI POLICE website.