Where Israeli passport holders can travel visa-free
With an Israeli passport you can entervisa-free or with light paperwork in 70 of the81 countries VisaRadar tracks. The full list by paperwork type is below.
Visa-free (passport only) (51)
- Germanyup to 90 days
- Argentinaup to 90 days
- Austriaup to 90 days
- Brazilup to 90 days
- Bulgariaup to 90 days
- Belgiumup to 90 days
- Chileup to 90 days
- Colombiaup to 90 days
- South Koreaup to 90 days
- Costa Ricaup to 180 days
- Croatiaup to 90 days
- Denmarkup to 90 days
- Ecuadorup to 90 days
- El Salvadorup to 180 days
- United Arab Emiratesup to 90 days
- Spainup to 90 days
- Philippinesup to 60 days
- Finlandup to 90 days
- Franceup to 90 days
- Georgiaup to 360 days
- Greeceup to 90 days
- Guatemalaup to 90 days
- Hondurasup to 90 days
- Hungaryup to 90 days
- Irelandup to 90 days
- Icelandup to 90 days
- Italyup to 90 days
- Japanup to 90 days
- Maltaup to 90 days
- Moldovaup to 90 days
- Mexicoup to 180 days
- Nicaraguaup to 90 days
- Norwayup to 90 days
- Panamaup to 90 days
- Paraguayup to 90 days
- Netherlandsup to 90 days
- Peruup to 180 days
- Polandup to 90 days
- Portugalup to 90 days
- Czech Republicup to 90 days
- Dominican Republic
- Romaniaup to 90 days
- Russiaup to 90 days
- Singaporeup to 30 days
- South Africaup to 90 days
- Swedenup to 90 days
- Switzerlandup to 90 days
- Thailandup to 60 days
- Turkeyup to 90 days
- Ukraineup to 90 days
- Uruguayup to 90 days
Light paperwork (ETA, e-Visa or visa on arrival) (19)
Visa required in advance (6)
Entry not permitted (5)
This count is over the countries VisaRadar tracks, not the world’s ~199 passports. For each pair’s detail, open its page.
Informational only. Always verify requirements with the official embassy or consulate before you travel.