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Even when everything has been arranged in advance, the first few days and weeks in Israel will demand some adjustment. The Ministry of Immigrants Absorption is at your service throughout this period, from the minute you step off the plane. Here are the essentials for your initial period in Israel. |
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| At the airport |
New immigrants are greeted at Ben Gurion airport by representatives of the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption, who offer them a warm welcome and take care of their initial registration in Israel. The immigrants receive the first installment of the Absorption Basket (Sal Klita), an immigrant certificate (Teudat Oleh) and are transported free of charge to anywhere they wish in Israel.
 Detailed info on services at the airport and required documents
Customs guide |
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| Initial arrangements |
Arriving in a new country entails many arrangements one must make in order to settle in. The Ministry of Immigrant Absorption provides guides on all necessary steps: changing your legal status, opening a bank account, finding an Ulpan for Hebrew studies, finding proper housing, registering the children to schools, and much more.
Basic guide from the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption
Checklist of initial arrangements
List of required documents
Application for Certificate of “oleh”
(online form – requires download) |
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| Personal absorption counselor |
The Ministry of Immigrant Absorption (MOIA) offers you the services of a personal absorption counselor who speaks your language and will walk you through the entire absorption process, including planning, guidance, home visits, and assistance with forms and benefits.
Information on personal absorption counselors
List of MOIA branches throughout Israel |
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