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From Partial to Full Lockdown

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As a result of the continuous increase in COVID-19 cases the  Israeli government decided that as of Friday, September 25 at 2 p.m., all "non-essential" factories and services will be shut down. 

A full list of essential jobs will be published later today. The decision came after 6,923 new cases were reported in the last 24 hours. 

The closure will last for 2 weeks until the end of the holiday period, however it will be extended if the number of cases continues to increase During the Lockdown, nearly all public transportation will be closed. It is yet to be decided if Ben Gurion Airport will remain open for outgoing flights. 

The decision exempts supermarkets and pharmacies from the closure, and allows restaurants to work on a home delivery basis only. 

Since most Israelis do not work during the holiday period, the economic damage of the shutdown would be reduced as fewer workdays will be lost. The closure will last for 2 weeks, until the end of the holiday period, however it will be extended if the number of cases continues to increase.

KTA Specialists expect that that the Ministry of Interior will issue instructions later today, to include closure of their office to the public for visa processing and related services. This will include the Work Permit Unit, that may work on an emergency basis only, if at all.  

KTA will provide updates as new information becomes available.

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Joint Initiative: Flight between Israel and India for Foreign Experts and the Business Community

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Many companies have tried to bring experts to Israel from India for the purpose of maintaining a functional continuation of the economy during the COVID-19 period. These applications have been submitted primarily by Israeli and international hi-tech companies and universities. The Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Economy and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are aware of theneeds of the economy, and have allowed these applications in special cases. 

Due to the fact that there are no availability for commercial carriers to fly from India to Israel these days, we are contacting you regarding a special “flight initiative” for Experts allowing travel from India to Israel. 

The leaders of the initiative are TCS company from the TATA Group, the law firm of Kan-Tor & Acco, the Israel-India Chamber of Commerce, and IATI –the Association of the Israel Advanced Technologies Industries.

The initiative is made on a non-profit basis and without any responsibility of the initiators. At this we are checking the interest in and feasibility of scheduling a group flight It should be emphasized that the opportunity applies to experts and students who received a special work permit or student visa at the Israeli Embassy in India during the COVID-19 period, and are in compliance with all existing health guidelines. 

Any company or university that is interested in joining the initiative or receiving further information, please click the button below.
   

Best Regards,

 

Amit Acco, Senior Partner


KAN-TOR & ACCO 

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