Israel — Residency: Retirement Visa

Key facts

• The visa types described by the Population and Immigration Authority and Israeli missions are visitor B/2, work visas (including B/1 expert), student, working holiday and temporary residence A/1 for those eligible under the Right of Return.
• No retirement category appears in these lists.
• Long-term stays require the appropriate visa and are not eligible for ETA-IL.
• The A/1 temporary residence visa for Right of Return eligibles is valid for 5 years.

Steps

1. Step 1: Determine Eligibility — Determine if you are eligible for residency in Israel, but note that the requirements for retirees are unclear.
2. Step 2: Gather Documents — Gather required documents, but the specific requirements are uncertain.
3. Step 3: Submit Application — Submit an application for residency, but the process and required documents are unclear.