U.S. citizens do not need a visa to visit Israel for tourism. However, all travelers are required to obtain an ETA-IL (Electronic Travel Authorization) prior to departure. • The application is completed online • Approval is usually quick (within hours) • Cost: approximately $7–8 USD • Valid for up to 2 years • Allows stays of up to 90 days per visit Please make sure to apply at least 72 hours before your flight. Apply here: https://israel-entry.piba.gov.il/apply-for-an-eta-il-2/
September in Israel is warm and sunny, especially during the day, with a soft breeze by the sea in the evening. We recommend light, breathable clothing for daytime, along with comfortable shoes for exploring. Don’t forget your sunglasses—the September sun can still be strongl. if you plan to visit places like Jerusalem or other cultural sites, where modest attire may be required (including covered shoulders and knees).
You can easily get around by taxi, electric scooters, or public transportation such as buses. • Gett – for booking taxis https://www.gett.com/ • Bird | Lime– for renting electric scooters around the city https://www.bird.co/ , https://www.li.me/ • Moovit – for navigating buses and public transportation https://moovit.com/ Outside the city: For travel beyond Tel Aviv, taxis and trains are the most convenient options for getting between cities. • Gett – for booking taxis https://www.gett.com/ • Israel Railways – for traveling between cities by train https://www.rail.co.il/en • Moovit – for navigating buses and public transportation https://moovit.com/
• WOLT APP - Israel's Version of Uber Eats • TEN BIS- Israel's Version of Uber Eats • BIT - Israel's version of Venmo