🇮🇱 Israeli citizenship · By repatriation
Israeli citizenship by repatriation
For anyone with Jewish roots. The passport is issued without any investment - by right of return, in 3-12 months, with visa-free entry to 150 countries.
Israel is a unique country that combines history, natural beauty and high technology. Since it was founded in 1948, Israel has given Jews and their descendants around the world the chance to find a homeland through the repatriation program.
Legal basis
The repatriation program is governed by the Law of Return, passed in 1950. This is the main piece of legislation that sets out the conditions for obtaining citizenship by repatriation.
Who can apply for citizenship
- Jews by nationality - regardless of the country they live in.
- Children and grandchildren of Jews.
- Spouses of Jews.
- People who have converted to Judaism.
Each category receives a passport once certain conditions are met. During a free consultation we will check your documents and tell you straight whether the program suits you.
Benefits of Israeli citizenship
Freedom of travel
Visa-free entry to more than 150 countries, including the EU and the United States.
Healthcare and education
One of the best healthcare systems in the world and quality education of international standard.
Social benefits
Housing subsidies, support for new repatriates and allowances for large families.
The right to work
Freedom to take a job in Israel and the option to run a business in a growing economy.
How to get Israeli citizenship: step by step
Preliminary check
A Murblz expert holds a free consultation and reviews your documents. If there are complications, they suggest a solution or another program.
Collecting documents
You gather the documents that prove your Jewish origin or your right to citizenship on other grounds, and file the application at an Israeli consulate.
Consular interview
Consular staff check all your documents and your eligibility for citizenship.
Repatriation visa
After a successful interview you receive a repatriation visa. On arrival in Israel you register as a new repatriate and obtain an identity certificate (teudat oleh).
Getting the passport
A few months after arrival you receive an Israeli passport.
FAQ
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150 countries visa-free with an Israeli passport
Europe
The Americas
Asia
Africa and Oceania
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