Aliyah under the Law of Return (עלייה – חוק השבות)
Aliyah under the Law of Return is a residence route in Israel (Syntyperä). Immediate citizenship for whole family. Olim arriving 5 Nov 2025–2026 also get Israeli earned-income exemption (NIS 600k in 2026, NIS 1M/yr 2027–28, tapering to 2030). Security situation.
Requirements at a glance
There is no minimum stay to keep the permit. Spouse and children can usually be included. Permanent residence: after heti years. Citizenship can be possible after about 0 years.
How holders are taxed
Olim: foreign income tax-exempt 10 yrs (must be reported if resident from 2026); new Israeli-income exemption 2026–30
Next steps
Check the official page for the current rules and fees, compare this route with the other programmes on the interactive map, and talk to a licensed immigration lawyer or authorised agent before applying.
| Luokka | Syntyperä |
|---|---|
| Sijoitus | — |
| Maksut (perhe) | — |
| Tulot / v | — |
| Varat | — |
| Väh. oleskelu | 0 |
| PR | heti |
| Kansalaisuus | heti |
| Työ | yes |
| Kelpoisuus | Jews, children/grandchildren of a Jew, and their spouses |
| Verot | Olim: foreign income tax-exempt 10 yrs (must be reported if resident from 2026); new Israeli-income exemption 2026–30 |
| Tilanne | 2026-10 |
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