Israeli Visa is not required for Filipinos
Stay Duration: 90 days
Entry Requirements
- Israel allows Philippine citizens to visit Israel for a stay up to 3 months without applying for the Israeli visa.
- You must make sure your international passport is valid for at least 6 months and you have a minimum of two blanked pages for necessary stampings.
- Your National Identity(ID) card for a means of identification upon your arrival at any of the Israeli airport.
- Requirement for airport tax is not levied on any passenger either on arriving or exiting the country’s airport.
- The country’s standard time zone is (GMT+2), hence, the Philippines is 6 hours ahead of Israel.
- The estimated time to travel to Tel Aviv, Israel from Manila, Philippines is 16 hours.
- List of airlines traveling to Israel are Cathay Pacific, El Al, Philippine Airlines, Turkish Airlines, and THAI.
- The Israel telephone code is (+972) available for both international and national communication.
- No restriction is placed on foreign currencies either on arrival or exit.
- Proof of sufficient funds to cater to you throughout your stay in Israel should be made available.
- Your baggage will be cleared on your first airport of entry in Israel.
- A veterinarian health certificate and/or rabies vaccination certificate is required from those who will be traveling with their pets.
- About $100 USD should be budgeted for your daily expenses while in Israel.
- The currency of Isreal is the New Israeli Sheqel (ILS) and the countries official capital is Tel Aviv.
- Form of transportation in Israel are roads, railway network, and air. Buses are the main means of transporting in Israel than other mediums of transportation.
- Languages in Israel are English, Arabic, Russian and Hebrew. Hebrew is the official language in Israel, while English and Russian are popular languages but not official.
- Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Druzeism and Baha’i Faith are the five languages lawfully recognized in Israel.
- Places that tourists from all over the world can explore when they visit Israel are Ein Gedi, Sea of Galilee, Masada National Park, Baha’i Gardens. All the above-mentioned places have been tourist attractions for many decades.
- The national food you will enjoy in Israel are Kanafeh, Tahini, Falafel, Shakshuka, Lechem bread, Meatballs and sweet potatoes, etc…
- Banks in Israel stop operation on Friday afternoon and Saturdays, but resume full operation on Sundays.