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Israel eVisa B2 Information

Indian and Sri Lankan passport holders residing in India and Sri Lanka can only apply for an eVisa-B2. This service facilitates the issuance of a B2 visa for individuals seeking to stay in Israel for a short period, for purposes such as visiting, tourism, medical tourism, business, short-term studies (non-academic), and similar activities.

Validity: Up to 90 Days (according to the consul's decision).

Duration: Up to 90 Days (Determined by Border Control upon arrival).

You must:

  • Be a citizen of a visa-required country.
  • Have a valid passport.

Required Documents

Travel Documents

  • Passport
  • Photo
  • Travel Ticket
  • Proof of Residence in Israel for the duration of the visit or hotel reservation
  • Bank account statements for the last three months

Additional Documents (If Applicable)

Invitation to ConferenceInvitation to participate in the conference
Approval From IsraelApproval from the Population and Immigration Authority when the request was processed in Israel
Official Note VerbaleOfficial Note Verbale from the local Foreign Ministry
Official Letter of InvitationOfficial letter of invitation from the sport affiliation in Israel
Work PermitWork permit from place of employment

Visa Fees

Visa TypesVisa Fee (Shekels)Logistic Fees (INR)Fastrack Fee (INR)
B2 - Tourist1051985NA
B2 - Business / Meeting / Seminar / Conference1051985NA
B2 - Medical1051985NA
B2 - Tourist (Fastrack)10519856035
B2 - Business / Meeting / Seminar / Conference (Fastrack)10519856035
Short-term Studies (Non-academic) – Less than 90 Days1051985NA

Note: Bank charges are applicable on the visa fee, and the visa fee amount may vary depending on the prevailing exchange rate.

Value Added Services

  • Optional Photobooth facility available at Rs. 260/- (Inclusive of Service Tax) per application / Visa application form.
  • Optional courier facility available at Rs. 650/- (Inclusive of Service Tax) per application / passport.
  • Optional application pickup from home facility available at Rs. 4590/- (Inclusive of Service Tax) per application / Visa application form.
  • Optional SMS service facility available at Rs. 195/- (Inclusive of Service Tax) per visa application form.

Processing Time

Standard Processing time is 10 working days.

FAQs

Q1: How long does it usually take to process the eVisa Application?

The processing of the eVisa application is usually completed within 10 days.

Q2: How do I know if my eVisa application is approved?

The eVisa approval will be sent via email along with the Visa B2 approval PDF attachment.

Q3: What do I do if my eVisa Application is denied?

You will receive an email with denial instructions and embassy appeal guidance.

Q4: Do I need to appear at the Israel Visa Application Centre after submitting my eVisa application?

If required, you may be asked to appear at the Visa Application Centre.

Q5: Will I get a refund if my visa application is not approved?

The application fee is non-refundable regardless of the outcome.

Contact Details

Contact No: +91-7669087865

Email ID: [email protected]

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New Delhi

📞 011-41576142

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Mumbai

📞 022-49703927

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Bangalore

📞 080-41251257

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Mon–Fri: 0900–1200 hrs & 1300–1600 hrs (except holidays)

Important: Physically challenged applicants are requested to contact our helpline prior to visiting our centre to submit your application so that we may offer you the best possible assistance. Applicants are required to read the Security guidelines carefully which would in turn increase their convenience at Israel Visa Services. Acceptance of your form for processing and payment of the processing fee does not guarantee grant of the visa. The granting of the visa is entirely the prerogative and at the discretion of the Embassy / Consul of Israel and no reasons will be provided for the delay/denial of a visa.