
Emigrating to Israel
Emigrate to Israel: Find out the most important information for your stay here
Emigrating to Israel is an exciting step that requires inspiring thought and careful planning. The country boasts a vibrant culture, a dynamic economy and a fascinating history, although there are some challenges to overcome. It is important to be fully informed about Israel, its people and living conditions in order to be well prepared. The Jewish Agency offers valuable support in planning and making aliyah, so that the process of emigrating to Israel goes even more smoothly.
Facts about Mexico
Capital City
Jerusalem
Population
9.9 million
Surface Area
119499,004 mi² or 309,501 km²
Continent
Asia
Official Language
Hebrew
Currency
Schekel (NIS or LIS)
Emigrating to Israel: An overview of the political system
Emigrating to Israel means settling in a democratic system characterized by the separation of powers. The executive branch is overseen by the Knesset, which has 120 seats and whose members are elected through a purely proportional system. The Supreme Court plays a crucial role in deciding whether laws comply with the country's basic laws. Due to its diverse population, Israel's internal politics are very dynamic. For those who emigrate to Israel, it is important to familiarize themselves with the basic political structures and actively participate in social life in order to successfully integrate into the community.

Climate in Israel: Important information for emigrants
Emigrating to Israel means adapting to a diverse climate, ranging from Mediterranean conditions on the coast to a desert climate in the south. These different climatic conditions bring both advantages and disadvantages. However, with the right preparation, new arrivals can successfully adapt to the changing weather conditions and enjoy life in Israel to the full. Anyone emigrating to Israel should therefore also familiarize themselves with the climatic conditions in order to make the most of their new living environment.

Healthcare system in Israel: Important facts for emigrants
Emigrating to Israel means moving to a country with one of the most modern and efficient healthcare systems in the world. It offers excellent quality and good availability of medical care. For those emigrating to Israel, it is crucial to familiarize themselves with the specifics of the healthcare system in order to make the most of the benefits of healthcare. Thorough preparation will help you to quickly find your way around the new healthcare system and facilitate access to the services on offer.

Emigrating to Israel: An overview of the economic situation and quality of life
In Mexico, the gross domestic product per capita amounted to 52,643.45 US Dollar in 2023. The Gini coefficient of wealth describes the distribution of wealth. The indicator is an established, internationally comparable measure of wealth inequality. It is measured on a scale from zero to one. The higher the value, the greater the inequality. The Gini coefficient in the USA is expected to be 0.38 in 2024 (source: Statista).
Emigrating to Israel is an exciting opportunity to move to a country full of opportunities and cultural diversity. Those who emigrate to Israel have the opportunity to live in an inspiring environment where tradition and modernity meet harmoniously. Good preparation will help you to enjoy your new experiences to the full and integrate successfully into the community.

National holiday
Independence Day
The only state with a Jewish majority and holy sites for Islam and Christianity
Israel is the only state in the world with a Jewish majority and was founded in 1948 as the fulfillment of a centuries-old dream of the Jewish diaspora. However, its significance extends beyond the Jewish religion, as it is home to three major monotheistic religions - Judaism, Islam and Christianity - and unites holy sites. Israel is a cultural melting pot whose religious diversity brings both hope and challenges.

Emigrate to Israel - Entry Requirements
Entry is possible for German nationals with the following documents:
- Passport: Yes
- Temporary passport: Yes
- Identity card: No
- Temporary identity card: No
- Children's passport: Yes
Notes:
Travel documents must be valid for six months after the trip.
Instead of a passport, stateless persons must be in possession of a valid travel document for foreigners (formerly: alien's passport) that is valid for one year.
Special regulations apply to German nationals who are registered in the Palestinian register of persons or who have a Palestinian personal identification number (ID), as well as for trips that lead exclusively to the West Bank.

FAQs for emigrating Israel
Where can I find relevant information about my country of entry and the entry regulations that apply there?
We have compiled destination country information as well as entry requirements and customs information for many countries in the Relocation Service section of our website and are constantly expanding this section.
Can I use my own container that I already own for the move with DACHSER & KOLB?
For every removal, which we at DACHSER & KOLB always offer as a door-to-door (full service) removal, a container is rented for the duration of the removal. We therefore do not offer the option of using your own container.
Who is responsible for my move abroad and the services I need there?
As a FIDI member, we work abroad with selected, long-standing partners who work in accordance with our service standards.
Are my removal goods insured in the event of damage?
For every overseas move, we naturally cover transportation insurance at current value for the used household goods and personal belongings
What types of transportation do you offer for overseas relocation?
It is generally possible to carry out overseas removals via air freight or sea freight. In the case of sea freight, it is possible to ship the removal goods as additional cargo (“LCL shipment” with Liftvan) or with a container (FCL shipment in 20 feet, 40 feet or 40 feet high cube). We will be happy to discuss which option is best for you in a personal consultation.
When and how must the move be paid for and what is the payment deadline?
You will receive an invoice a few weeks after placing the order and pay the full amount directly in advance.
Do I have to pay taxes and customs duties on my removal goods?
Removal goods can be imported tax and duty-free into most countries if you have a valid residence permit. We will be happy to check the options for importing the removal goods for your desired destination country in a personal consultation.
Are you interested in moving to Mexico or another destination country?
Then do not hesitate and contact us today.
Alexander Brugger
Teamlead Customer Service & Sales - AIR&SEA
