there are a number of situations in which this is permitted<\/a>. This is most often the case when 1) Israelis do not generally wish to perform certain types of work, or 2) foreign expertise is necessary for a company or industry, and this expertise is not commonly found in Israel.\u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nFor example, in the first case discussed above, Israel issues approximately fifty thousand work visas to caretakers on an annual basis, generally to Filipino women who take care of elderly people in Israel.\u00a0 There are also visas regularly issued to people who work in construction, agriculture, or the restaurant sector (cooks or chefs).\u00a0 In the second case, companies often seek to bring in an executive manager, a foreign athlete, academic, doctor, or artist, among others, to perform certain work in Israel. This article will discuss obtaining an Israel work visa for this second case — bringing an expert worker to the country.<\/span><\/p>\nObtain an Israel Work Visa – Expert Work Visa<\/b><\/h4>\n
For the past few years, Israel has issued several thousand work visas a year to expert workers, most often in various industry and high-tech sectors.\u00a0 In order to obtain this work visa, an Israeli company must argue that bringing a foreign worker will allow the Israeli company to expand, and thereby, hire more local Israelis. In order to keep these work visas to a minimum (and thereby reserve most jobs in Israel for Israelis), the state of Israel requires that a foreign company pay the expert worker twice the average salary in Israel.\u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n
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