Chiropractic
Required Documentation
Applicants for recognition in Chiropractic must submit the following documents:
1. Questionnaire for Health Care Professionals
- Must include an Israeli address and cell phone number (this may belong to friends or family).
2. Identification Document
- A copy of your Israeli ID card, including the page showing your address (if applicable).
- If you do not yet hold an Israeli ID, submit a copy of your valid foreign passport.
3. Final Diploma or Certificate of Completion
- From a recognized chiropractic institution.
- Must be authenticated by an Israeli notary.
- If issued in a language other than English or Hebrew, it must be translated into one of those languages.
4. Professional Opinion
- This must certify your supervised work period of six months (20–40 weekly hours, minimum three days per week) in a hospital or clinic in Israel where chiropractic or spine-related services are provided.
- Download form: Chiropractic Professional Opinion (Word)
5. Permit to Work Under Supervision
- Before beginning supervised work, you must obtain an official permit.
- Application form:: Work Under Supervision Form (Word)
- Submit to the Medical Professions Licensing Division, Ministry of Health, 39 Yermiyahu Street, P.O. Box 1176, Jerusalem 9101002.
6. Certificate of Good Standing
- Issued by the relevant licensing authority in your country of registration.
- Must confirm that no disciplinary or ethical complaints exist.
- Should be sent directly from the licensing board to: [email protected]
Disclaimer
Important Notice:
The Ministry of Health (MOH) is currently finalizing a new protocol for transferring foreign chiropractic licenses.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please contact: [email protected]
Note:
All information regarding employment has been intentionally omitted in compliance with the current MOH guidelines. This page is for documentation purposes only.
* Last updated on November 26, 2025


