Work Visa (B/1)

Who Should Apply?

Faculty and research workers who are employed by Tel Aviv University (TAU) need to obtain a B/1 work visa, as well as a work permit from the Israeli Population Authority. It is not possible to begin your employment without these documents.

 

Post-doctoral fellows who must be employed as part of their grant (such as the Marie Curie Fellowship) should also obtain this type of visa. If you are a post-doctoral fellow but you don’t fall into the above category, you need to obtain a A/2 student visa.

 

For information regarding a B/1 Work visa for spouses of students or TAU faculty/research workers, please see here.

 

Obtaining Your Work Visa

The process for obtaining a B/1 work visa is extensive, involves multiple offices, and can take anywhere between three to six months.

For more information on this process, please see the links below:

Information in English

Information in Hebrew

 

Questions?

Should you have any further questions, please contact intl@tauex.tau.ac.il.

 
 
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