This visa is for a person whose stay in Israel is approved for a limited period of time for the purpose of work.
Under the new agreement, starting from 11th November 2016 a Chinese citizen holding an ordinary passport could request a multi-entrance B2 visa for a period of up to 10 years at any Israeli Embassy/Consulate worldwide. For more information, please visit FAQ page.
This visa is granted to those who want to study in Israel in elementary and high schools, academic institutions, yeshivoth and youth institutions of the Jewish Agency. The visa is valid for up to one year and for multiple entrances and exits. Recipients of this visa are not permitted to work in Israel.
The applicants have to be the spouses and minor children of recipients of A2 visas, and shall accompany the A/2 visa holders during the period of the long- term study. Please note that this is not applicable for the short-term visit to the A2 visa holders. (For short visit, please apply for B2 Visa.)
Family of A2 Visa Holders (Long Stay)
A/3 Clergy Visa, B/3 Doubt Status Visa, B/4 Volunteer Visa, Permanent Residence Visa, Return Visa. Please click here for more information on document list.
Separate Form - B/2 Visa (Please visit Links and Downloads page to download the statement of Separate From-B/2 Visa, The statement must be submitted together with your visa application materials.)
Except for the above requirements on different visa types, when applying Visa for children under 18, applicants need to provide:
- Authenticated Notary on Parents’ Marriage Certificate (original and copy);
- Authenticated Notary on Birth Certificate (original and copy);
- Authenticated Notary on Parental Consent Form (original and copy). Parents must sign this form in front of the Notary or at the Consulate (an example can be referred to here);
- Notary on Parents’ ID (original and copy)
- Beijing Consular area: For applicants that both parents can not come to the Embassy of Israel in Beijing for signing the “consent form”, should provide this document.
- Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu consular area: For applicants that one of the parents or both parents can not come to the consulate general of Israel in Guangzhou or Shanghai for signing the “consent form”, should provide this document.
- Authenticated Notary on Entrust Letter (if neither of the parent go with the child) (original and copy);
- Divorced parents should provide:
- Authenticated Notary on Divorce Certificate (original and copy);
- Authenticated Notary on Guardianship and Custody Document if exist (original and copy).
- Copy of parents’ passport (if any) - only for applicant apply visa in Chengdu Consular area.
Notes:
- If parents choose to come to Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu Consulate to sign the Agreement form, applicants still need to provide all material above except for the Notarization and Authentication of Agreement Form and Parents ID.
- All the Notarization Documents should be in both Chinese and English.
- For Authentication, applicants should go to Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, do not need Authentication from the Embassy.
Procedure: please apply for a notarial certificate at a notary office, and then have it legalized by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) or the Chinese Embassy or Provincial foreign affairs bureau (waiban). For more information on jurisdiction, procedure or required documents, please contact the competent authorities. - If no copies provided, the original Notarization Documents would not be returned.