Family Law
What visitation schedule can I expect if I live in another country?
For non-resident parents, Israeli courts typically substitute frequent short visits with extended contact during school holidays and summer vacations — often four to six weeks per year in total. The court will also commonly order the Israeli-resident parent to facilitate regular video calls, usually one or two times per week at agreed times. The specific schedule depends on the child's age, your history of involvement, and what the welfare officer recommends.
From the full guide: Child Visitation Rights in Israel for Non-Resident Parents
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