Visa Free Countries for Israeli Citizens

According to the Henley Report, Israeli citizens can enter visa-free into 106 countries* ranking the Israeli passport 23rd most powerful. Moreover, Israelis can get a visa on arrival for 30 countries and are eligible for eVisas to 29 countries.

Where Can Israelis Travel Without a Visa?

Israeli citizens can enter these countries without a visa:

Country	Allowed Stay	Country	Allowed
Albania	90 days	Lithuania	90 days
Andorra	90 days	Luxembourg	90 days
Argentina	90 days	Macau	90 days
Austria	90 days	Malawi	90 days
Bahamas	3 months	Malta	90 days
Barbados	6 months	Mauritius	90 days
Belarus	90 days	Mexico	180 days
Belgium	90 days	Micronesia	30 days
Belize	90 days	Moldova	90 days
Benin	90 days	Monaco	90 days
Bosnia and Herzegovina	90 days	Mongolia	30 days
Botswana	90 days	Montenegro	90 days
Brazil	90 days	Nauru	90 days
Bulgaria	90 days	Netherlands	90 days
Canada	6 months	Nicaragua	90 days
Central African Republic	90 days	North Macedonia	90 days
Chile	90 days	Norway	90 days
Colombia	180 days	Palau	90 days
Costa Rica	90 days	Panama	180 days
Croatia	90 days	Paraguay	90 days
Cyprus	90 days	Peru	183 days
Czech Republic	90 days	Philippines	59 days
Denmark	90 days	Poland	90 days
Dominica	6 months	Portugal	90 days
Dominican Republic	90 days	Romania	90 days
Ecuador	90 days	Russia	90 days
El Salvador	3 months	Saint Kitts and Nevis	3 months
Estonia	90 days	Saint Lucia	6 weeks
Eswatini	30 days	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	1 month
Fiji	4 months	Samoa	60 days
Finland	90 days	San Marino	90 days
France	90 days	Serbia	90 days
Georgia	1 year	Singapore	1 month
Germany	90 days	Slovakia	90 days
Greece	90 days	Slovenia	90 days
Grenada	3 months	Solomon Islands	3 months
Guatemala	90 days	South Africa	90 days
Haiti	3 months	Spain	90 days
Honduras	3 months	Suriname	90 days
Hungary	90 days	Sweden	90 days
Hong Kong	90 days	Switzerland	90 days
Iceland	90 days	Taiwan	30 days
Ireland	3 months	Thailand	30 days
Italy	90 days	Tonga	90 days
Jamaica	90 days	Trinidad and Tobago	90 days
Japan	90 days	Turkey	90 days
Jordan	30 days (with conditions)	Ukraine	90 days
Kazakhstan	30 days	United Arab Emirates	90 days
South Korea	90 days	United Kingdom	6 months
Kosovo	90 days	Uruguay	3 months
Latvia	90 days	Uzbekistan	30 days
Lesotho	30 days	Vanuatu	30 days
Liechtenstein	90 days	Vatican	90 days

Documents Required for Visa-Free Entry 

Israelis need to have a valid passport when they enter a visa-free country. However, some countries may ask for extra documents such as travel insurance and vaccination cards. 

eVisa Required for Israeli Citizens

The following countries issue eVisas for Israeli citizens: 

Country	Allowed stay
Angola	30 days
Antigua and Barbuda	90 days
Armenia	120 days
Azerbaijan	30 days
Bahrain	up to 90 days
Cambodia	30 days
Co´te d'Ivoire	3 months
Djibouti	31 days
Ethiopia	up to 90 days
Gabon	1 up to 3 months
Guinea	90 days
Guinea-Bissau	90 days
India	60 days
Kenya	3 months
Kyrgyzstan	30 days
Laos	30 days
Madagascar	90 days
Myanmar	28 days
New Zealand	3 months
Papua New Guinea	60 days
Rwanda	30 days
Sao Tome and Pri­ncipe	30 days
Somalia	30 days
South Sudan	3 up to 6 months
Sri Lanka	30 days
Tanzania	3 months
Uganda	3 months
Zambia	90 days
Zimbabwe	3 months

Countries That Issue Visa on Arrival for Israeli Citizens

A visa on arrival is needed to enter the countries listed below:

Country	Allowed stay
Armenia	120 days
Azerbaijan	30 days
Cambodia	30 days
Cape Verde	30 days
Comoros	45 days
Ethiopia	up to 90 days
Guinea-Bissau	90 days
Kyrgyzstan	30 days
Laos	30 days
Madagascar	90 days
Maldives	30 days
Marshall Islands	90 days
Mauritania	30 days
Mozambique	30 days
Nepal	90 days
Papua New Guinea	60 days
Rwanda	30 days
Senegal	90 days
Seychelles	3 months
Sierra Leone	90 days
Somalia	30 days
Sri Lanka	30 days
Tajikistan	45 days
Tanzania	3 months
Timor-Leste	30 days
Togo	7 days
Tuvalu	1 month
Uganda	3 months
Zambia	90 days
Zimbabwe	3 months

Israeli Citizens Visa Requirements  

Israeli citizens need a valid visa to enter these countries:

Afghanistan	Equatorial Guinea	Namibia
Australia	Eritrea	Niger
Bangladesh	Gambia	Nigeria
Bhutan	Ghana	Oman
Bolivia	Guyana	Qatar
Burkina Faso	Indonesia	Sudan
Burundi	Kiribati	Tunisia
Cameroon	North Korea	Turkmenistan
Chad	Kurdistan	United States
China	Liberia	Venezuela
Republic of the Congo	Malaysia	Vietnam
Democratic Republic of the Congo	Mali
Egypt	Morocco

Where Are Israeli Citizens Not Allowed to Enter?

The following countries refuse to admit Israeli citizens due to a strained political relationship, and most of these countries do not recognize Israel as a country: 

• Algeria 
• Brunei 
• Iran 
• Iraq 
• Kuwait 
• Lebanon 
• Libya 
• Pakistan 
• Saudi Arabia
• Syria
• Yemen

In addition to this, Lebanon, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Yemen, and Iran, are considered “enemy countries” for Israel. Therefore, Israeli citizens must obtain a special certificate from the Israeli Ministry of the Interior to travel to any of these countries. However, in rare cases, the Israeli government may prosecute its citizens who traveled there. 

Do Israeli Citizens Need a Visa to Visit the US?

Yes, Israeli citizens need a valid US visa to enter the country. However, currently, Israel is in negotiations with the US to join the visa waiver program. 

*Please note that the number of visa-free countries does not include disputed, dependent, or in-conflict territories.