Child of an Israeli
What You Will Need:
Birth certificate with apostille
This document cannot be replaced by a marriage certificate or other proofs of identity. You can find more information on the apostille here.
Marriage/divorce/death certificate with apostille
If you were married more than once, you need to send all the civil certificates (not replaceable by the Ketubah or by the divorce decree). If you changed your name, you also need a certificate of change of name with apostille.
Passports
Your Israeli passport as well as the passport of your second citizenship (if applicable) must be valid for at least another year.
Proof of Judaism
You must submit a letter stating your eligibility status and including the legal names of both parents. This letter must meet strict conditions. If you converted to Judaism, you must send the conversion documents. You can find more details here.
Ezrach Oleh Statement
As an Ezrach Oleh you must fill out and sign the following statement (only in Hebrew).
Proof of Residence
You have to prove that you resided outside of Israel during the last 7 years, such as a certificate of residence, a valid foreign passport, school documents or other proofs.
Steps to Take:
Submission
Collect all the documents, make sure they are complete and upload them to your Aliyah portal. If you are already in Israel, you need to bring the original documents to Misrad HaPnim.
Important Note:
Marital Status
The State of Israel recognizes only 4 marital statuses: single, married, divorced, widowed. If your status is different, you need to check how it might influence the Aliyah process and benefits.
Additional Documents
Additional documents may be required.