The Israeli Ministry of Interior will require all visa-exempt nationals to have a valid Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA-IL), "Marom ETA-IL", obtained through the electronic portal, beginning August 1, 2024.
At a Glance
- The Israeli Ministry of Interior will require all visa-exempt
nationals to have a valid Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA-IL),
"Marom ETA-IL", obtained through the electronic portal,
beginning August 1, 2024. The system will open for applications on
July 1, 2024.
- All foreign nationals who are currently eligible for a visa
exemption to Israel and who are traveling for short-term visits to
Israel for tourism, business and other non-work/non-medical
purposes, will need to use and obtain approval from the ETA-IL
system prior to traveling to Israel.
- The new system will add an additional step for visa-exempt
nationals seeking to enter Israel for the above-listed
activities.
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