Immigration & Aliyah
How long can a foreigner stay in Israel on a tourist visa?
Citizens of countries with visa-free agreements or an approved ETA-IL (Electronic Travel Authorization) can enter Israel and stay for up to 90 days per visit. Overstaying or using repeated tourist visa entries as a substitute for proper long-term residency status is not a legally secure approach and can result in refusal of entry. If you plan to live in Israel, you should apply for appropriate long-term status rather than relying on tourist stays.
From the full guide: Retiring in Israel as a Foreigner: Visa, Residency, and Legal Guide
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