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Israel Opens 3,000 Foreign Worker Permits for the Manufacturing Sector
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The Israeli Government has announced a new quota of 3,000 permits for skilled and unskilled foreign workers in the manufacturing sector.
The initiative is intended to support business continuity, strengthen Israeli industry, and help manufacturers meet production and supply commitments elated to the ongoing national efforts.
Permits will be allocated for professional workers and non-professional workers.
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Industrial clients seeking to employ foreign workers under this framework must submit applications no later than 30 June 2026 at 16:00.
KTA Recommendation:
We strongly encourage relevant clients to contact their KTA Client Manager ASAP to review the eligibility requirements and prepare their applications promptly due to the limited quota available.
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Multiple-Entry Work Visa Processing Time
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The Population and immigration authority has recently advised that the estimated processing time for the issuance of a multiple-entry work visa is up to three weeks from entry date. Employers and applicants should take this timeline into consideration when planning employee arrival and expected departure date, travel arrangements, and project schedules.
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KTA Recommendation:
We recommend employers to initiate the Multiple Entry Visa application process as early as possible to the assignee arrival to Israel.
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Best Regards, Amit Acco, Senior Partner - Israeli Law Kan-Tor & Acco
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