Knowledge base
Work in Israel for Ukrainian citizens: ETA-IL, work visa and rights
Citizens of Ukraine do not need a visa to Israel, but they do need an ETA-IL, and it does not give the right to work. What is considered legal work and how to check the employer.
Documents and visasWork in Israel for Georgian citizens: ETA-IL and legal construction
Citizens of Georgia do not need a visa to Israel, but they do need an ETA-IL. You can work legally with a B/1 visa: Georgia is on the list of private recruitment for construction for October 2026.
Documents and visasWork in Israel for citizens of Moldova: ETA-IL, agreement and Romanian passport
Citizens of Moldova do not need a visa to Israel, but they do need an ETA-IL, and it does not give the right to work. The legal route is a B/1 work visa under an interstate agreement.
Documents and visasWork in Israel for citizens of Uzbekistan: visa, construction and how not to overpay
Citizens of Uzbekistan need a visa to visit Israel. You can work legally with a B/1 visa: Uzbekistan is included in both the interstate agreement and the list of private recruitment for construction.
Documents and visasWork in Israel for CIS citizens in 2026: who needs a visa and how to work legally
Table by country: who enters without a visa using ETA-IL, who needs a visa, who has an interstate agreement and private recruitment for construction. Data for October 2026.
Documents and visasETA-IL to Israel in 2026: what is it, how much does it cost and how to apply
Electronic entry permit is required for citizens of countries without a visa to Israel. Official fee, validity period, how to submit it yourself and why people go to assistant services.
Documents and visasDocuments and legal work: what you need to know in advance
What papers matter and why legality is more important than the rate.