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FAQ

 

Do I need a visa to travel to Israel?

For the U.S and Canadian citizens, for up to three months' stay, you need a passport valid for at least six months from the date of entry into the country. If you are not a U.S or Canadian citizen you can verify it by searching the visa policy of Israel.

 

Do I need special vaccinations before traveling to Israel?

Israel is a modern, developed country with standards of health and hygiene equal to those of Western countries. Israeli travelers do not need special vaccinations before entering the country.

 

Can you drink tap water in Israel?

The tap water in Israel has drinking water quality and can be drunk everywhere unless marked otherwise.

 

What is the currency in Israel?

Today Israel currency is the New Israeli shekel (NIS). How is the weather in Israel? April - October: Long - warm - dry summers November - March generally mild winters. Sometimes can be cold and windy.

 

What plugs are used in Israel?

Plugs and sockets are of type C and H. The standard voltage is 220 V and the standard frequency is 50 Hz.

 

How do I get Wi-Fi in Israel?

You have 3 options: Most of the Hotels have free Wi-Fi in the lobby and some provide it free in the room. Cafes and restaurants may provide you with a Wi-Fi connector or a cable connection. With a local Sim of one of the cell phone networks. With a local Sim card of your country.

 

What should tourists wear in Israel?

Dress code is giving for visiting holy places where the clothes have to cover the shoulders and the knees. Otherwise depending on the weather. The use of comfortable shoes is recommended for long walks and uneven floors.

 

Is it normal to tip in Israel?

In restaurants, it is a common practice to tip between 10-15% and 12% of the normal amount. Is it safe to travel to Israel? Israel is considered a safe country to travel, although in the media it is always informed about its conflicts and violence. Without excluding that some places are not advisable to visit. But in the accompaniment of your Tour guide, you don’t have to worry about.

 

Which is the official language?

Hebrew and Arabic are the two official languages. But don’t worry, almost all road signs, shops, and restaurant menus are also in English.