How long can I stay on an Israeli transit visa?

Through the experience of many flights, we can know that connecting air tickets will be much cheaper than direct flights, and for many airlines, there are not so many direct routes, so more transit air tickets are purchased when going abroad, which means that the transit countries need to apply for transit tickets, so how long can the transit tickets stay when transiting Israel?

After the completion of the Israeli transit visa, the embassy will issue a valid period of 3 months and can stay for 7 days, that is, a single entry can be made within 3 months of the valid number of days, and the maximum one-time stay can be 7 days, not more than one week.

According to the different needs of entry, the number of entries that can be processed is also different. If the applicant needs two entries, he can also apply for two entries to the embassy, that is, he can enter twice within three months and stay for seven days each time.

However, the embassy stipulates that if you do not leave the airport after entering the country and your stay is relatively short, you can be exempted from the transit visa. However, if you stay for a long time or have to leave the airport for transit, you must prepare materials and submit them to the embassy for examination.

The transit visa materials required by the embassy include valid passports, two-inch photos, photocopies of ID cards, air ticket advance forms, visa pages from third-party countries, etc. There are not many requirements for the materials, but the Israeli visa time is relatively slow, which generally takes 10 to 15 working days and cannot be expedited. In case of policy changes or seasons, the processing time may be extended, and it is recommended to handle it as soon as possible.

In general, Israeli transit visas can stay for seven days, and you can choose to enter the country once or twice during the validity period of three months, and you can stay for seven days each time. However, depending on the choice, you need to pay different embassy fees.