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Clarifications to the 14 days Bar from Entry of Foreign Nationals

According to the Ministry of Interior's advice, during the coming 14 days ban, foreign nationals who have a valid B-1 work visa to Israel and a multiple entry visa, will be able to enter Israel , provided they are fully adhering to medical regulation, i.e. the individuals that are eligible for Israeli green pass, and received an authorization to travel after filling the form that is required 48 hours before a flight.

Entry permits issued before today are cancelled, and will not allow entry.

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Visitors and Dependents

In a case where the flight took off before midnight 28 November 2021 (Israel time), the foreign national entry will be permitted subject to medical regulations (see above). Any visitor that will travel later than midnight 28 November 2021 (Israel time), will not be able to enter Israel without special authorization to travel A.K.A “permit to board the plane”.

During the 14 days ban, any business person wishing to travel to Israel will need to apply for a special permit to enter Israel for business. Once approved, an entry permit will be issued.

KTA will follow up on the topic in a Client Alert and will advise accordingly. Additional 24 hours updates regarding the ban can be found in KTA dedicated post: click here

Government Official COVID-19 Policy

Entry to Israel Official Requirements

Best Regards,

Amit Acco, Senior Partner , amit@ktalegegal.com

KAN-TOR & ACCO

Global Site: www.ktalegal.com

Disclaimer: The content herein is provided for information purposes only. It is not intended as legal advice. Readers are advised not act upon the contained information without professional advice. No portion of this newsletter may be reproduced without express permission. © Kan-Tor & Acco law firm

The COVID-19 information is gathered from various public media sources at the courtesy of KTA to its own clients and website visitors. Due to the rapid, sometimes daily changes in policy, we urge any traveler to get updated at the official government website by clicking here prior to planning or taking any international travel to or from Israel.

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