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Israel

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The most developed IT industry in the Middle East and a large Russian-speaking diaspora. The repatriation programme (the Law of Return) is the simplest path to citizenship for Jews.

Cities in Israel

About the country

Climate

Mediterranean on the coast, averaging +20°C; hot and semi-desert in Jerusalem and Beersheba. Mild, rainy winters and hot, dry summers.

Mentality

A direct, informal communication style. A strong family culture, an active civic stance and open public debate.

Language

Hebrew is the official language, used for all official documents. English is found in IT and high tech. Russian is spoken across a diaspora of over a million people.

Visa

Entry via the B-1 (work) visa or Aliyah (repatriation). Tourists may stay up to 90 days without a visa. Long-term stay is only possible through work, study or citizenship.

Overall difficulty of moving

An average score across all cities of the country — from 1 (easy) to 5 (hard).

4/5
FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Israel

Do you need a visa for Israel in 2026?
Entry via the B-1 (work) visa or Aliyah (repatriation). Tourists may stay up to 90 days without a visa. Long-term stay is only possible through work, study or citizenship.
What is the climate like in Israel?
Mediterranean on the coast, averaging +20°C; hot and semi-desert in Jerusalem and Beersheba. Mild, rainy winters and hot, dry summers.
What language do people speak in Israel?
Hebrew is the official language, used for all official documents. English is found in IT and high tech. Russian is spoken across a diaspora of over a million people.
What is the mentality like in Israel?
A direct, informal communication style. A strong family culture, an active civic stance and open public debate.