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Facts about Israel

Tourists who visit Israel confess to the feeling terrible about leaving the country, this is a testament to the fun time they have during their time in Israel. The historical and religious sites in the country are top attractions for tourists who visit the country. Other top attractions in the country are the beach resorts, hiking trails, national parks, and nature reserves. With the plethora of attractions available in the country, tourists are assured of having an exciting time all through their stay. Birders and ornithologists usually take joy in the annual migrations that funnel through Eilat and the Hula Valley as Israel is among the world’s leading destinations for birdwatching.

The tourism industry is one of the most important industries in Israel. Tourists have been discouraged by the security problems that would not just go away but the number of tourist visits to the country has picked up recently. In 2017, 3.6 million tourists visited Israel, which was a 25% increase from the number of tourists in the country the previous year. The tourism industry contributed NIS20 billion to the Israeli economy during this period.

During your time in Israel, avoid taking photos of people in Muslim and Orthodox Jewish areas. Crimes which involve smuggling and trafficking of illegal drugs can lead to you being sentenced to prison for a long period of time.

Types of Israel Visa

Types of Visa	Processing Time	Duration of Stay
Visa		3 months

Places in Visas of Israel Fees

Visa Type	Sub Type	Visa Fees
Visa		Not available

FAQs about Places in Visas of Israel

What are the languages spoken in Israel? ?

The official language spoken in Israel are Hebrew and Arabic.

When is the best time to visit Israel? ?

The best time to visit Israel is June to August during the country's late spring and autumn season. During this period, travelers have the chance to explore in the weather as the weather isn't hot.

What diseases are common in Israel ?

Hepatitis A, diabetes and cancer are three common diseases in Israel.

Is Israel safe to visit? ?

Israel is considered a safe travel destination for travelers to visit.

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Visa from South Africa to Israel

Visas of Israel, Visa-Free, Visa

Pretoria

South Africans visiting Israel can stay for a duration of three  months visa free.  South Africans visiting Israel must have proof of sufficient funds to cover their stay in Israel.  South Africans visiting Israel must have a passport valid for a period of six month after arrival in Israel.  South Africans visiting Israel must have a return/onward ticket and a travel documentation for their next destination.  South Africans visiting Israel can extend their stay by obtaining an extension stamps on their passport at the immigration office in Israel.  South Africans visiting Israel with pets must have their pets vaccinated against rabies 30 days before travel. pets under the age of 3 months cannot be taken to Israel.  South Africans visiting Israel must have a proof of yellow fever vaccination, typhoid, mumps, chickenpox, tetanus, rabies, hepatitis A and hepatitis B. 

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