→ Czechia visa for Palestinian citizens

Czech citizens planning a visit to Palestine will find a visa is required, which in practice means securing an Israeli visitor permit upon arrival, allowing stays of up to 90 days. While there isn't a separate Palestinian visa for Czech passport holders, this Israeli entry permit typically involves a fee of approximately €70, granting passage into the Palestinian territories. All international entries into these territories are overseen by Israel, making Ben Gurion Airport (Tel Aviv) the primary gateway and necessitating passage through various checkpoints. Consequently, visitors often use the Israeli Shekel and find direct flights from Prague to Tel Aviv to be the most practical travel route.