What you need to do before international travel, at the port of entry and arrival, or on arrival in Israel:

By Air – Before air travel

• Pre-departure test: If you stay out of Israel 72 hours or longer, you must take a PCR test no more than 72 hours before the scheduled departure time to Israel.
• Present a negative test result in English along with the traveler’s passport number.
• This requirement applies to all people of all ages arriving in Israel, including those vaccinated
• An exemption from pre-departure PCR test will be granted to those recovered, if at least 11 days and no more than 3 months have passed from the day of diagnosis as a COVID-19 case. Note this exemption is for pre-departure PCR tests only; it is not an exemption from the PCR test on arrival in Israel.
• Only PCR tests are accepted, no rapid tests or any other types of tests
  If you transit to Israel, and the time between the first flight and the departure to Israel is 24 hours or more, you must take a PCR test no more than 72 hours before the scheduled time of departure to Israel.
• Humanitarian cases or if access to testing is limited: you can petition the Exceptions Committee to be permitted to enter Israel without a PCR test.

 Entry statement form

• You must fill out the online form no more than 24 hours before the scheduled departure to Israel.
• You must enter your personal information and information about the people traveling with you, check your health declaration, provide information on COVID-19 vaccines you have received, note whether you have recovered from COVID-19, and fill out the address of the isolation accommodation, if mandated.

Paying for a PCR test on arrival

• On arrival in Israel, you must take a PCR test at the airport, in addition to the pre-departure test
  You can prepay for the PCR test on arrival.
• The test costs NIS 80 if you prepay, and NIS 100 if you pay at the airport.
• Cash payments are accepted in Israeli currency only, the cost is NIS 115.
• You do not need to print and bring proof of payment. There is a separate line for people who have prepaid and your I.D. serves as proof of payment which is already registered in the system
  Foreign nationals.

Foreign nationals must have an entry permit issued by the Population and Immigration Authority
Without this permit, boarding will be denied.

At the airport – Pre-departure PCR test

• When you check-in, you must present your negative pre-departure PCR test result to airline.
• Recovered travelers can present a positive (instead of a negative one) PCR test taken in Israel or an Israeli COVID certificate, if 11 days and no more than 3 months have passed from the day of testing.
• Law enforcement officers might ask you to present your negative PCR test result when you arrive in Israel.

Entry clearance

• When you check-in, you must present a clearance that you received after submitting the entry statement form.
• You can present a digital copy – a paper copy is not required.
• Keep this clearance for border control
  You might be asked to present it to other officials when you arrive in Israel.

Entry permits for foreign nationals

• Foreign nationals can enter Israel only if they have a special permit from the Population and Immigration Authority.
• This permit should be presented to border control on arrival in Israel.

Entry to terminal allowed to ticketed travelers only

• People who accompany ticketed travelers or people who welcome arriving travelers are not allowed to go inside the terminal, excluding individuals accompanying minors or people with disabilities.

PCR test on arrival

• When you arrive in Israel, you must take a COVID-19 PCR test at your own expense. This test is in addition to the test that you must take before departing to Israel.
• This requirement applies to all travelers of all ages coming to Israel,  including vaccinated and recovered travelers.

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