Registering a Newborn Born to an Israeli Abroad
According to Israeli law, every child born to an Israeli citizen residing abroad must be registered at the Israeli Consulate in their region.
Registering a Baby with the Israeli, U.S., or Canadian Governments
There are a number of steps involved in registering your newborn with the necessary Israeli government offices. You also have the opportunity to register your newborn as a citizen of your country of origin. This guide will outline the steps and explain what you need in order to complete each step.
Replacing Lost Documents
In order to issue a new Teudat Zehut you will need to visit your local branch of Misrad Hapnim (the Ministry of Interior). No appointment is necessary.
Applying for a New Passport for a Minor at the Israeli Consulate
Please follow the steps below if your child is already registered as an Israeli citizen. If your child is not yet registered as an Israeli citizen, you will first need to register them as Israeli and then apply for their Israeli passport.
Bituach Leumi
Bituach Leumi (The National Insurance Institute of Israel) is the body responsible for the payment of various pensions and allowances to those who are insured and eligible under the National Insurance Law.
Biometric (Smart) ID’s
Please note: The process of applying for a smart ID is not available upon Aliyah at Ben Gurion airport, only at the Misrad Hapnim local branches.
Misrad Harishui Branches
As part of the process of converting a foreign driver's licence, Olim will need to pay a visit to their local Bureau of Motor Vehicles (Misrad Harishui). Below you will find the list of Misrad Harishui branches.
