→ Israel visa for Brazilian citizens

For Brazilian citizens eyeing the historic landscapes and vibrant cities of Israel, an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) will soon be a prerequisite, streamlining entry for stays up to 90 days. While two primary tourist visa types are generally available, this new ETA requirement simplifies the process for leisure travelers. Given the considerable geographic distance, travelers often experience long journeys, with common flight paths from São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro typically involving layovers in European hubs before arriving at Ben Gurion Airport (TLV). This unique journey connects the rich cultural tapestry of Brazil with the ancient, spiritual heartland of Israel, offering a profound travel experience across vastly different time zones.