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ARTICLE · 27 APRIL 2017

Legal Update: Labor Relations (Foreign Experts) - January 2017

The process of issuing a permit to employ a foreign expert is complex and often takes a significant period of time. In addition, this process involves significant expenses for the employer.

IsraelImmigration
Shay Teken
Shay Teken
Amit Bechler
Amit Bechler

Under Israeli law, the employment of a foreign employee who is not a citizen or resident of Israel is a criminal offense, except if the person requesting to employ the foreign employee received a special permit from the Population and Immigration Authority (the "Authority") pursuant to the Foreign Workers Law, 5751-1991. Accordingly, employers who wish to employ foreign employee in Israel in positions that demand training or special skills are required to submit a request for a permit to employ a foreign expert. The process of issuing a permit to employ a foreign expert is complex and often takes a significant period of time. In addition, this process involves significant expenses for the employer.

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