Tourist visa · China to Israel

Tourist Visa (B/2) - Embassy Application

Embassy required

Maximum stay
90 days
Processing time
2-4 weeks
Fee
Varies by country (typically $51 USD equivalent)
Validity
Up to 6 months from issuance
Entry
Single entry

Nationals of countries not eligible for ETA-IL or eVisa-B2 must apply for a B/2 visitor visa at an Israeli embassy or consulate before departure. Some countries may have additional requirements or restrictions.

Eligibility

  • Purpose of visit

    Tourism, visiting relatives, business meetings, short-term studies (non-academic), medical tourism.

    Includes
    • tourism
    • business
    • visiting relatives
    • medical treatment
    • short-term studies
  • Financial

    Applicants must demonstrate sufficient financial means to cover their stay in Israel.

    Minimum funds: Not specified, varies by consulate

Documents you need

  • Passport

    Blank pages required: 1; Validity months: 6

  • Photo

    Count: 1; Specifications: Recent passport photo against white background, full front view, 5x5 cm

  • Proof of funds

    Accepted forms: Bank statements, sponsor letter; Minimum amount: Sufficient for duration of stay

  • Accommodation proof

    Provide hotel booking, tenancy evidence or host details that cover the planned stay.

    Accepted types: Hotel booking, invitation letter; Must cover full stay: Yes

  • Flight reservation

    Provide flight booking or itinerary evidence when the route asks for travel plans.

    Must be confirmed: Yes; Must show return: Yes

  • Invitation letter

    Host requirements: If staying with friends/family, invitation letter from Israeli host with copy of their ID card

  • Application form

    Use the official application form for this route and complete all required fields.

    Form name: B/2 Visa Application Form; Form url: https://embassies.gov.il

How to apply

  1. Document gathering

    Prepare all required documents: passport, application form, photos, financial proof, accommodation confirmation, and flight bookings.

  2. Appointment booking

    Schedule an appointment at the Israeli embassy or consulate in your country of residence.

  3. Fee payment

    Pay the visa application fee (amount varies by country).

  4. Document submission

    Submit your application and all supporting documents at the embassy appointment.

  5. Interview

    Attend an interview at the embassy if required (varies by nationality).

  6. Processing wait

    Wait for visa processing, typically 2-4 weeks.

  7. Visa collection

    Collect your passport with visa stamp from the embassy or receive it by mail/courier.

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This information is general guidance only and can change frequently. Always verify with the official embassy or consulate before making travel plans. Contact [email protected] for help.

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