Israel And The Palestinian Territories
Plan your trip in stages to avoid last-minute rush.
A structured approach for your journey planning.
Ensure validity for 6 months beyond departure.
Apply for any visas well in advance.
Secure better prices and availability, especially for Dead Sea resorts.
Book planned activities.
Acquire one if car rental is planned.
Obtain water shoes, universal adapters, etc. (Find travel gear)
Verify all flight, hotel, and tour bookings.
Inform your bank of travel dates.
Create digital and print copies, store separately.
Prioritize these reservations for a smoother trip.
Knowledge for a prepared journey.
Steps for securing your home while away.
Always carry digital and physical copies of your passport, visa, and important reservations. Store them separately for security.
Smooth your arrival with these initial steps.
Pass through immigration and receive your blue entry card. Keep this card safe.
Collect your luggage from the baggage claim.
Exchange currency or use an ATM to get local cash for immediate needs.
Check into your accommodation and get settled.
Locate the nearest convenience store, pharmacy, or supermarket.
Understand how local transport operates from your hotel.
Purchase any last-minute Dead Sea products before you leave.
Check airline baggage limits and liquid restrictions for carry-on luggage.
Tourists can claim VAT refunds on purchases over a certain amount.
Keep all receipts and fill out forms at the airport VAT refund counter.
Arrive at Ben Gurion Airport 3 hours prior to international flights for security.
Factor in potential traffic; allow extra time for land border crossings.
Confirm your flight details. Pack your bags according to airline rules. Return your rental car, if applicable, with a full tank.
Prepare with insights and understanding before you go.
Know the steps to follow if documents are lost.
Review your emergency contacts and share them with someone back home.
Ensure all travel documents are easily accessible for departure procedures.
