→ Belgium visa for Israeli citizens

For Belgian passport holders planning a visit to Israel, an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is now required, allowing for stays up to 90 days. Beyond the standard tourist visa, exploring Israel's vibrant cities like Tel Aviv and the ancient wonders of Jerusalem is made convenient by frequent direct flights from Brussels Zaventem (BRU) to Ben Gurion Airport (TLV), typically under 4.5 hours. This direct access from the heart of Europe means you can swiftly transition from the Grand Place to the Western Wall, experiencing a profound cultural and historical shift unlike almost any other short-haul journey. While credit cards are widely accepted, exchanging some Euro for New Israeli Shekels (NIS) upon arrival is advisable for smaller purchases and local markets, where Hebrew and Arabic are predominant, though English is commonly spoken in tourist areas.