Reuniting families is a critical and sensitive endeavor, especially when it involves elderly parents who are unable to make Aliyah under the law of return. Understanding the nuances and complexities of this process is essential to ensure that no elderly… Read More »Status for elderly parents of Israeli citizens
In an era of global talent mobility, securing an expert visa is a critical step for companies looking to hire international experts and for professionals seeking global opportunities. This short guide aims to simplify the expert visa process for both… Read More »B/1 expert visa process
Israel is a country with a rich history, culture and unique geographical location, which attracts many tourists every year. However, Israel is a country with a strict immigration policy. And despite the fact that citizens of about 100 countries can… Read More »Common issues that can result in denying entry to Israel
Traveling to another country is an opportunity to experience a new culture, history and people. However, sometimes travelers encounter unexpected obstacles, such as being detained at the airport. Israel is a rather closed country when it comes to immigration, and… Read More »Entry to Israel- legal rights at the border control
Being denied entry into Israel and threatened with deportation with the loss of the ability to enter Israel for 5-10 years can be an unforeseen negative experience for many travelers. However, even when faced with such a situation, it is… Read More »Appealing the decision to deport
Refusal of entry into Israel usually means automatic deportation for five to ten years, so re-entry into Israel will only be possible with a special permit from the Ministry of Interior of Israel. We will look at what to do… Read More »Entering Israel after entry denial
The Law of Return does not explicitly note the possibility of Aliyah for an adopted child, but at the same time, the Law of Return says that the son and grandson of a Jew are entitled to make aliyah to… Read More »Aliyah of an adopted child
The Law of Return in Israel allows Jews, their children, grandchildren, and their family members to obtain legal status in the country. It’s important to note that great-grandchildren of Jews are not directly eligible for legal status under the Law… Read More »Legal status in Israel for a great-grandchild of a Jew
The Law of Return was enacted in 1950 and grants Jews, children of Jews, grandchildren of Jews and members of their families the right for Israeli citizenship. The Law defines a Jew as a person who was born to a… Read More »Aliyah with a criminal record
Israel is a rather closed country in matters of immigration and obtaining legal status here is possible only on very few basis. The Law of Return is one of the key pieces of legislation shaping Israel’s immigration policy and granting… Read More »Aliyah from the former USSR