No prior coordination with the Israeli authorities is necessary. As much as possible, we provide a link to the resource on the respective website. Schools have reopened for limited classes and under strict preventive measures. European carrier Wizz Air announced that it will resume limited flights between London Luton Airport (LTN) and a few destinations, including Tel Aviv, although, at the moment, only Israeli citizens and residents are allowed to enter Israel, provided they undergo self-quarantine for 14 days. Information on the current requirements when travelling in Israel can be found on Israel’s Ministry of Health website. The activity of public transportation will be reduced and adapted to the scope of activity in the economy in each stage. Further restrictions will be lifted, pending an assessment of the situation, on 17, 31 May and 14 June when the majority of restrictions can be lifted (under the condition of adhering to social-distancing rules and additional preventive measures). Check Israeli Population and Immigration Authority pages and the dedicated COVID-19 Air Transport website for full details click here. 5. Restrictions also apply at land crossings between Israel and Jordan, and between the Occupied Palestinian Territories and Jordan: The Allenby/King Hussein Bridge Crossing between the Occupied Palestinian Territories and Jordan is closed in both directions. If you’re eligible for entry, you will need to complete an entry form. These include: increasing the workforce to 30% in the private sector; allowing smaller shops to reopen, removing the 100 metres movement restriction for non-essential reasons; and increasing to 20 the maximum number of allowed participants in certain social activities, such as prayer, as long as social-distancing rules are adhered to. Public prayers are not allowed. For further clarification if you qualify for this exception contact the nearest Israeli embassy. The first began on 7 May, when malls and open-air markets and gyms were allowed to re-open. Further modification remains highly likely, as all flights are subject to Government Approval.

Residents are allowed to travel for work. (Israel National News , 25.08.2020).

– This does not apply to residents of Israel.

Hotels and other guest accommodation venues can re-open. get the best of the algemeiner straight to your inbox! Restrictions also apply at land crossings between Israel and Jordan, and between the Occupied Palestinian Territories and Jordan: The Allenby/King Hussein Bridge Crossing between the Occupied Palestinian Territories and Jordan is closed in both directions.

Relaxation in restrictions: An easing of internal movement restrictions and the re-opening of smaller shops has been approved.

Limited exceptions do apply. Family members arriving together may travel together as long as everyone sits in the back. All people must wear a face mask in public. Up to 20 people can gather in an open-air space. Resumption of railway traffic postponed because of virus fears; no new date set (YNet News, 07.06.2020). – passengers with an entry approval issued by the Population and Immigration Authority of Israel. Upon arrival at the airport, your temperature will be taken. Non-Israeli passport holders who do not come from countries with low coronavirus infection rates will be banned from entering the country until at least 1 October. Planned schedule in July 2020 as follows. This measure is in place until further notice. Entry exceptions may be made for non-nationals whose ‘centre of life is in Israel’. Our information includes country travel restrictions, flight restrictions, the requirement of COVID- 19 certificates, quarantine measures and vaccination. US State Dept. These include: increasing the workforce to 30% in the private sector; allowing smaller shops to reopen, removing the 100 metres movement restriction for non-essential reasons; as long as social-distancing rules are adhered to.