Israel Visa for Indians

No, Indian citizens cannot apply for a visa upon arrival in Israel; you must apply for a valid visa before travelling to the country.

Indian citizens must have the following documents when applying for an Israel visa:

Official documents: This includes your passport (all passports, old and new), Aadhar Card and PAN Card. Provide copies of all pages of the new and old passport. Please ensure that your current passport is valid for at least 6 months. 

Photo: You will be required to submit a passport-sized photograph.

Proof of return: Submit your returning or onward flight ticket.

Proof of stay: You must have proof of accommodation, such as hotel reservations.

Proof of funds & employment: The Israeli government checks if you have funds to sustain your travel and stay in the country. To substantiate this, they would ask for important documents such as bank statements (last 6 months), ITR (last 3 years), and last 4 months' salary slips (if employed) or equivalent. [Stamped and signed hardcopy of bank statements are required to be submitted to the consulate.]

No Objection Certificate: Stamped and signed hard copy of a no objection letter from your employer (if employed) or on your company letterhead (if self-employed).

Sponsor’s documents: If your trip is sponsored, you will generally need to submit salary slips, bank statements and the sponsor's IT Returns.

Highest Qualification Certificate: This could be a diploma, degree certificate, or any other official certificate from an educational institution.

Travel Itinerary: Provide a detailed day-to-day plan of your trip.

Travel Insurance: Proof of valid travel insurance covering the duration of your stay in Israel.

Note: You will also be required to submit documents confirming special circumstances in your visa application. For example, if invited, you will be asked to provide an invitation letter and a marriage certificate if your spouse’s name is not updated on the passport.

Indian citizens can apply for an Israeli visa online through traventureexplorers.

Yes, you can reapply for an Israel visa after a rejection. If your visa was rejected due to an error in your application, correcting the mistake and reapplying can lead to a successful outcome. However, if your visa was rejected due to security issues or because you are on a blacklist, reapplying will likely result in another rejection. At Atlys, we do our utmost to understand your reason for rejection and help you in getting a successful outcome the next time.

No, this is an evisa digital process.

No, you are not required to attend an interview when applying for an Israel visa from India. However, under certain circumstances, a visa officer may request an interview to gather additional information or clarify details related to your application.