Israel

Israel Passport

Right now, the Israeli passport has the 22nd position in the Guide Passport Index. 163 nations are accessible without a visa thanks to it. It is among the top passports in the world with a good mobility score. Israeli passport holders can enter the UK, Russia, Japan, and the whole European Union without a visa or with one upon arrival. This makes it possible to travel practically instantly anywhere in the world. However, holders of Israeli passports need a visa in order to enter roughly 66 countries worldwide. China, India, and the United States are a few nations that demand a visa.

Passport rank

20

Visa-free travel to

166 Destinations
Israel Passport

Visa free access

126 Destinations

Israel Passport Ranking

The number of nations that permit entry without a visa (also known as visa-free countries) and those that require a visa upon arrival (also known as visa-on-arrival countries) or electronic travel authorization (eTA) is added to determine how popular the Israel passport is in comparison to other passports around the world. Currently, there are five eTA destinations, 32 Israel passport visa-on-arrival countries, and 126 Israel passport visa-free countriesIsrael passport holders are able to enter 163 different countries in total, using an eTA, a visa on arrival, or no visa at all. Consequently, the Israel passport comes in at number 22 globally. Apart from these Israel visa-free and visa-on-arrival countries, there are 66 more places where Israeli passport holders must obtain a physical visa or an electronic visa in order to enter (i.e. visa required countries).

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About Israel

Situated in the Middle East, the State of Israel is made up of six districts. The three most significant provinces are Jerusalem, Haifa, and Tel Aviv. The country shares borders with Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Egypt. Israel, with a surface size of 20,770 square kilometers, is the sixteenth largest nation in the Middle East. A diversity of terrains, including coastal plains, deserts in the south, and mountains in the center, define the geography. With hot, dry weather in the desert regions, the region has a generally temperate climate. There are more than 9.5 million people living there. With about 936,425 residents, Jerusalem is both the most populous city and the capital of the nation. Haifa and Tel Aviv come next. Ben Gurion Airport (TLV), which handles 24 million people annually, is the biggest airport. Among airports, Ramon Airport (ETM) is the second largest. Together, the two airports service both internal and international flights that link Israel with locations across the globe. The history of the area and the Jewish faith have a strong influence on Israeli culture. Most people are Jewish. Hebrew is the official language. English, Jewish, Christian, and Muslim laws all have an impact on the legal system, which is founded on civil law. It is a parliamentary democracy kind of government. Elected President Isaac Herzog is the head of state, and elected Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is the head of government. The Israeli Shekel (ILS) is the official currency, and its current exchange rate to the US dollar is 3.44. With an open economy, the nation produces a GDP of about $372 billion. The per capita income of its people is $40,336. The two main industries that comprise the majority of the GDP are industry and services. High-tech industry contributes significantly to GDP. High-tech items, wood and paper, potash, citrus fruits, and vegetables are some of the most significant export goods. Israel is a well-liked travel destination that draws travelers from all over the globe. The nation is home to nine UNESCO World Heritage sites, stunning beaches, and places of worship. The nation has grown in popularity as an ecotourism and adventure travel destination in recent years. Jerusalem, Haifa, Nazareth, Jaffa, the Dead Sea, Bethlehem, and the Sea of Galilee are a few of the important locations. Approximately 4.6 million tourists visit the country annually, the bulk of which are from Russia, Europe, and the United States.

Top ranked passports

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Singapore
Singapore

Singapore

Visa-free destinations: 195

Rank: 1

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France
France

France

Visa-free destinations: 193

Rank: 2

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Germany
Germany

Germany

Visa-free destinations: 193

Rank: 2

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Italy
Italy

Italy

Visa-free destinations: 193

Rank: 2

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South Korea
South Korea

South Korea

Visa-free destinations: 193

Rank: 2

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Spain
Spain

Spain

Visa-free destinations: 193

Rank: 2

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Finland
Finland

Finland

Visa-free destinations: 192

Rank: 3

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Japan
Japan

Japan

Visa-free destinations: 192

Rank: 3

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