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Consular fees

CONSULAR FEES as of 01/06/2020

The consular fees are to be paid cash and in NIS at the Consulate general.

  • Passport (valid 7 years) for adults (above 18 years old): 
    300 NIS (32 pages) or 960 NIS (64 pages)
  • Passport (valid 5 years) for children under 18 years:
    140 NIS (32 pages) or 840 NIS (64 pages)
  • Temporary passport: 200 NIS
  • Emergency Travel Document: 40 NIS
  • Identity card: 80 NIS
  • Identity card for children (under 12 years, “Kids-ID”): 40 NIS
  • Consular certificate: 80 NIS
  • Legalization: 80 NIS per document
  • Life certificate (for pension): free of charge
  • Civil status or nationality act: 40 NIS
  • Notarial deed : 400 NIS

VISAS: please note that the visa-handling fees are non-refundable and have to be paid when you hand in the visa application.

 
1. Short term visa

  • Short term visa - handling fee: 320 NIS
  • Short term visa for children between the age of 6 and 12 years - handling fee: 160 NIS
  • Are exempted of short term visa-handling fee:
     
    • Children less than 6 years old
    • Students (and teachers accompanying them) travelling on studying or training purpose
    • Researchers travelling on purpose of their researches
    • Family members of an EU citizen (1)
    • Representatives of non-profit organisations aged 25 years or less, participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organised by non-profit organisations
    • Service and diplomatic passport holders

 
2. Long term visa

(a contribution is also due –save if the person is exempted-and has to be paid directly to the Aliens Office of the FPS Interior in Belgium, not to the Consulate General:
more info)

  • Long term visa - handling fee: 720 NIS
  • Are exempted of long term visa-handling fee:
     
    • Spouse and children under 21 years old of an EU citizen
    • Service and diplomatic passport holders
    • Other family members or the EU citizen or his/her spouse and financially dependent

 

(1) A “EU citizen” is a citizen of one of the European Union countries, of Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Swiss Confederation. 
The following persons are defined as family members:

  • the spouse;
  • the partner with whom the EU citizen has contracted a registered partnership
  • the direct descendants who are under the age of 21 or are dependant as well as those of the spouse or partner as defined above; or
  • the dependant direct relatives in the ascending line and those of the spouse or partner as defined above.