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Israel visa for Indians

Indian passport holders need a e-Visa for Israel. It costs from ₹10,370 per traveller, takes 3–5 days to process and is valid for 90 days (single entry). Apply online with Speedra — no embassy visit needed.

Jerusalem, Tel Aviv & the Dead Sea. Apply 100% online — we handle forms, checks and submission.

Visa options and fees

VisaPriceValidityEntry
Tourist Visa (B2)₹10,37090 daysSingle

Documents required

  • Passport scan — Front & back page, valid 6+ months from travel date
  • Passport-size photo — White background, taken in the last 3 months
  • Bank statement — Last 3–6 months, stamped by your bank
  • Income tax returns — Last 2–3 years ITR acknowledgement

How your Israel visa gets done

  1. Apply online in about 5 minutes.
  2. Expert document check within 2 hours.
  3. Application submitted to the immigration authority.
  4. Visa issued — estimated 3–5 days.

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Frequently asked questions

Do Indian citizens need a visa for Israel?

Yes — Indian passport holders need a e-Visa to visit Israel. You can apply 100% online with Speedra; no embassy visit is needed.

How much does a Israel visa cost for Indians?

A Israel Tourist Visa (B2) costs ₹10,370 per traveller with Speedra. The price is all-inclusive.

How long does it take to get a Israel visa?

Processing for a Israel visa takes 3–5 days. Speedra checks your documents within 2 hours of applying, then submits your application to the authorities.

What documents are required for a Israel visa?

You need: passport scan, passport-size photo, bank statement, income tax returns. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from your travel date. You can upload everything from your phone.

How long is the Israel visa valid?

The Israel Tourist Visa (B2) is valid for 90 days, with single entry.

What is the approval rate for Israel visas?

The indicative approval rate for Israel visas is 97.8%. Every Speedra application is reviewed by a visa expert before submission to reduce the chance of rejection.

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