Passport · rank 47 of 66
🇮🇱 Israel.
Indicative. Verify the current rule with counsel before relying on it.
In short, current to October 2026
- The Israel passport ranks 47 of 66 on the Patrician.ch mobility table, with visa free or visa on arrival access to 167 destinations.
- Naturalization in Israel: Law of Return: Jews, their children, grandchildren, and spouses become citizens on arrival. Everyone else needs permanent residence first, then 3 of the last 5 years in Israel, some Hebrew and giving up the other citizenship, at the Interior Minister's discretion. Married spouses of citizens go through a 4 year graduated process. Dual nationality: Yes under the Law of Return. Naturalization normally requires giving up the other passport.
- Investment route into Israel: No investment route. Outside the Law of Return and marriage, citizenship requires permanent residence first.
- Figures are current to October 2026. Citizenship timelines and investment routes move, and several moved inside the last 24 months. Confirm with counsel before relying on any of them.
Source: the Patrician.ch passport table, part of an original dataset covering 100 residence addresses across 47 countries and territories. Mobility counts, citizenship timelines and investment routes are sourced. Figures current to October 2026. Updated . Cite as: Patrician.ch, Israel passport 2026: visa free or on arrival in 167 places, patrician.ch/passports/il/, October 2026.
