Registration of Israeli citizen abroad : Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Name of the Organization : Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Type of Facility : Registration of Israeli citizen abroad
Country : Israel
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Official Website : https://www.gov.il/
Consular services for Israeli citizens abroad :
** Information contained in this website is general and does not supersede the provisions of the laws of the State of Israel.
Related : MFA Renouncing Israeli Citizenship : www.statusin.org/5564.html
** The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reserves the right to modify the procedures from time to time.
** In any case of a discrepancy, the provisions of Israeli law and/or local law and/or procedures of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs take precedence over the information appearing in this website.
** Note that documents must always be sent to Israeli missions via registered mail. Payment by bank draft is acceptable; payment by personal check is not.
T he applicant at the Consular section :
** First passport – all ages!
** Passport for a minor under 18 years of age – in addition to the minor, required the presence of one parent, or both
** Replace of a stolen/lost/destroyed passport
** Notification of the birth of an Israeli citizen abroad
** Notification of change in marital status
** Notification of selection/change of name
** Declaration of Waiver of Israeli citizenship
** Notary services
** Personal interview/hearing
Registration of Israeli citizens abroad :
The Israel Nationality Law of 1952 establishes that the acquisition of an Israeli citizenship is possible only under the following clauses :Return (cl. 2)Residence (cl. 3)Birth (cl. 4)Birth and Residence (cl. 4a)Naturalization (cls. 5-8)Grant (cl. 9)
Israeli citizenship is granted to those fulfilling one of the first three conditions above :
** Those fulfilling one of the last three conditions above are obliged to submit a request and meet the criteria for eligibility.
** Israeli citizens staying abroad for a period of over 45 days must register with the Israeli mission in whose area of responsibility they are staying (click here to download the form Registration of an Israeli National Abroad).
** Israeli citizens staying abroad for more than a year must register with the Israeli mission once a year (see the instructions regarding the obligation to register on the inside back cover of the passport).
** Fill out the form and send it by fax or email to the Consular Department at your local Israeli mission.
Download Form : https://www.statusin.org/uploads/5555-RegistrationIsraeliCitizenAbroad.pdf
FAQs :
How can I get a certificate confirming I am not an Israeli citizen?
“I am not an Israeli citizen. I am a Jew that would like to immigrate to Germany. The German Embassy has asked me for a certificate confirming that I am not an Israeli citizen. How can I obtain such a document?”
In order to receive the requested document you must complete the Questionnaire for Clarification of Status in Israel at the nearest Israeli mission. You must attach supporting documents with the questionnaire. Please refer to the nearest Israeli mission for clarification.
How can we renounce our son’s Israeli citizenship?
“Our 15 year-old son was born in Israel. We have lived here since he was 3 years-old and we do not intend to return to Israel. What do we need to do in order to renounce our son’s Israeli citizenship, without renouncing our citizenship?”
It is not possible to renounce only the citizenship of a minor, because he was born in Israel. The options you have are: to submit a Declaration of Waiver of Israeli Citizenship Application for the entire family, or alternately your son can submit the application for waiver of Israeli citizenship only for himself when he turns 18 years of age.