Millions Allocated to Encourage Immigrants to Live in the North of Israel
Israel's government approved a 24.5 million shekel incentive package to encourage immigration and immigrant doctors to settle in northern Israel by 2030.
Ministry of Aliyah and Absorption
Free Course in Paramedical and Medical Professions to Be Offered to Immigrants
Immigrants with licensed medical professions can enroll in a free, 300-hour advanced Hebrew course in Tel Aviv from August to November 2026.
18,696 People Immigrated to Israel in Year Since Previous Independence Day
Israel welcomed 18,696 immigrants from 103 countries in the past year, with the majority arriving from Russia, the US, and France.
More Than 330 Jews Apply for Immigration to Israel Since Start of Iran Conflict
More than 330 Jews worldwide have opened immigration files to Israel since the Iran conflict began, including many from North America.
Israel Speeds Up Time It Takes for New Immigrants to Get Certified in Architecture
Israel shortens architecture and engineering internship for new immigrants with 5+ years experience to just six months, facilitating faster integration.
New Immigrant Professionals to Receive Licensing Even Before Arriving in Israel
New immigrants to Israel will receive professional licenses and job offers before arriving, boosting employment absorption. Over 100 licenses granted in France.
Over 1,000 New Immigrant Doctors Come to Israel Over Past Two Years
Over 1,000 new immigrant doctors joined Israel's healthcare system in two years, with 541 arriving last year from Russia, US, Canada, France, and South America.
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