Features of obtaining a residence permit in Israel

1. Repatriation.
2. Conclusion of the marriage union with the Jew / Jewish.
3. Reunion child with parent.
4. Receiving refugee status.

Repatriation

Repatriation (from Lat. RepatRiate - Return to Motherland) is regulated by the Return Law. He enshrines the rights of Jews, as well as members of his family to the third knee for permanent residence. The Jew has the right to automatically obtain the citizenship of the state of Israel.

After long disputes and litigation caused by the influx of hundreds of thousands of Jews and not Jews who want to take the citizenship of the state of Israel Knesset, it was decided to determine the Jew as a person born from the Woman of the Jewish and who did not change voluntarily religion, or as a person confessed by Judaism. Russians thinking about how to get a residence permit should be taken into account that records of nationality made in the documents of another state for evidence are not accepted. In addition to personal documents (passports, photographs of all family members, labor books, diplomas on education, information about the absence of criminal record, with translations to Hebrew and English, certified by the notary), are additionally requested by birth certificates up to the third knee. In the interests of the person applying to receive the status of the repatriate, collect all possible evidence, not allowing any corrections or fakes. All references are carefully checked.

After the documents were inspected, an interview is assigned, which will find out the goal and motive movement, and other issues will be asked. The interview plays an important role, so it is desirable to prepare in advance in order not to cause unreasonable doubts in the sincerity of the answers.

After passing all inspections and interviews, you can qualify for a residence permit for up to 5 years. This is a temporary residence permit, which gives repatriates for adaptation, followed by the right to obtain a view for permanent residence (permanent residence). Minor children who arrived in the country of repatriates Israeli residence permit is issued indefinitely. The repatriate that received a temporary residence permit must know that the lack of in the country for more than 7 years can serve as a basis for imprisonment of its status.

Requests for obtaining the status of repatriate are accepted both in the consular departments of the Israel Embassy in Russia and directly at the Interior Ministry of Israel, when visiting the country.

Marriage conclusion with a Jew

Obtaining a view for permanent residence in Israel for Russians is possible by making marriage with the Jew. The sequence of obtaining a residence permit in this case is such:

• Obtaining a working visa for a period of 1 year.
• Obtaining a residence perdition for 1 year, followed by prolongation for 5 years, and in cases if the marriage is not officially registered for up to 7 years.
• Obtaining a residence permit indefinitely.

In case of recognition of marriage, invalid or fictitious spouse-non-resident will be expelled from the country. In order to eliminate the fictitality of marriage for spouses, observation is underway and frequent sudden checks are carried out, especially in the first 2 years after the marriage. For spouses, consisting in unregistered relationships, control is keen as much as the spouses officially encompassing. The unconditional way to avoid irritable checks is to replenish the family.

In the event of a divorce, the spouse is also obliged to leave the country, with the exception of those cases if he has already passed all the stages of acquiring a permanent residence.

Reunion child with parent

This method of gaining a permanent residence permit provides for the presence of two factors:

1. a child, a citizen of Israel, or a person who has a permanent residence permit must be the only child;
2. the parent - a man must step over a 67-year-old age line, and a woman-woman should be over 65 years old.

A person who wants to legalize the parent's stay in Israel should have a flawless reputation in relation to the law. If the parent has another child, not a citizen of Israel, but not supporting communication with him that does not support the parent, it is possible through the court to legalize the finding of a parent in the country if the lack of help from this child will be proven. It will also be carefully checked by the child who lives in Israel supports communication with the parent. In case of successful passage of the legalization procedure, a two-year working visa is issued to the parent from 67 to 70 years. The visa time is reduced to 1 year, if the parent is more than 70 years old. Then a temporary residence permit for a period of 2 years, followed by the provision of a permanent residence permit.

Receiving refugee status

The only way to obtain a residence permit in Israel for Russians who do not have related ties in Israel remains gaining refugee status.

According to the definition of the Geneva Convention, a refugee can be recognized as a person who is being pursued on racial, religious, political reasons for belonging to a certain sexual orientation. At the same time, the person must provide evidence of the threat of life and appeal to protect their rights to the authorities of his country, and the non-treatment of it. Based on this, the receipt of refugee status seems to be a sufficiently heavy procedure.

After submitting an application to the Department of Refugees, a temporary visa and temporary work permit is issued, until the end of the consideration of the request for refugee status.

Persons who have conviction that committed crimes abroad either having other problems with the law will not be able to qualify for a residence permit, as representing a certain threat to society and the state as a whole.

In order to get a residence permit, the presence of real estate in Israel does not matter, as well as the financial position of the applicant.

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