Starting in January 2025, Ukrainian citizens will not be able to arrive in Israel without prior approval of the ETA-IL electronic questionnaire, a system of electronic entry permits. Israeli Ambassador to Ukraine Michael Brodsky announced this in his Telegram, UNN reports.
Starting from January 1, 2025, citizens of all countries that have a visa-free entry agreement with Israel (including citizens of Ukraine) will not be able to enter Israel without prior approval of the ETA-IL electronic questionnaire
Brodsky explained that the ETA-IL approval is valid for two years or until the passport expiration date, whichever comes first.
The Ambassador also recommended filling out the questionnaire at least 72 hours before arrival
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Ukraine imposes entry restrictions on Israeli citizens, including pilgrims, in response to Israel's new requirement that Ukrainians obtain ETA-IL permits for stays of up to 90 days, effectively canceling the visa-free regime between the two countries.