When submitting applications to the Ministry of Interior (MOI) of Israel, whether it be for a visa, residence permit, citizenship, or other services, it is important to provide all the necessary documents, most of which may have been issued in… Read More »Translation of official documents for submission to the Ministry of Interior of Israel: What you need to know
It’s no secret that some applicant who eligible for Aliyah and Israeli citizenship do not immediately settle in Israel after obtaining their citizenship. For various reasons, some choose to leave Israel shortly after receiving their citizenship, while others plan to… Read More »Planning Aliyah without immediate relocation: what you need to know
The extensive case law of the Israeli Supreme Court emphasizes two significant considerations when evaluating applications for Aliyah (immigration to Israel) by individuals with a criminal record. On one hand, there is the fundamental right of Jews to self-determination in… Read More »Aliyah with a criminal record: balancing rights and public safety
Aliyah, the immigration of people who are eligible under the Law of Return to gain Israeli citizenship, is a significant and often complex process. This article provides an overview based on the latest guidelines and procedures for those considering submitting… Read More »Aliyah process
Aliyah, the process of immigrating to Israel, is a significant step for many Jews, children and grandchildren of Jews and their family members. As a rule, families make this process together, but in some cases, only one spouse—with or without… Read More »Split Aliyah
It is not easy to move to a new country, even if it does everything it can to facilitate the transition. Many Jews want to live in Israel for a certain period before deciding whether to make Aliyah or not,… Read More »A1 visa