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@Ameerah ArjaneeHi, Ameerah,I live in the north of Israel. Whereas it is definitely not the worst affected by the escalation in the Middle East, nonetheless there are frequent air raid alarms that send us to the nearest shelter. However, this ... Read More

Hi, James, This depends on your qualifications and experience. For unskilled jobs, it is best to apply to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Nairobi, citing the bilateral treaty between Israel and Kenya for agricultural workers. For the other three ... Read More

@myenjoyfulllife177 To get an agricultural job in Israel from Nepal, it is best that you apply to (a) Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, and (b) Nepalese Foreign Ministry in Katmandu, because there is a bilateral treaty ... Read More

Hi, Adilson98, Thank you for your wishes for peace, which are necessary for both sides in the conflict. You are correct that there is a shortage of farm and construction labour in Israel at the moment. However, there are presently two ways in ... Read More

hello, Emmanuel, I do not know of any treaty between Rwanda and Israel with respect to the recruitment of farm labour. You can ask the foreign affairs office in your country. That would be the best way to get a job in Israel. If there is no such ... Read More

@ptrckchaleThe only people that can organize you a job in Israel are: (a) the government of Israel, and (b) businesses to which you have to apply directly. I am neither a government worker nor a businessman nor an agent at an employment agency; you ... Read More

@ptrckchaleYes. Read More

@Yohanpavi92Have you tried to apply to positions in Israel? If not, have you searched the Internet for the addresses of caregiving agencies in Israel? When you write, note that the correct spelling is "certificate". Read More

@paadjob Did you make any contacts while you were here during the Agrostudies program? If so, it would be worthwhile to get in touch with them and find out if they could direct you to a farm which presently needs farmers: in the north or in the ... Read More

@idealpricingThank you for your kind words, and I wish you luck in your attempt to find work in Israel. I have received your request to put you on my contact list. I prefer to continue to simply answer any questions that are sent to me via this ... Read More

If you sweetly consider all thoese ties or legal understading between two countries... again looking a way to come here... i mean -@Bisal BaralWhat? Read More

@sachisachithra1992There are only two fields in which your qualifications would allow you a chance of employment in Israel at this time: farmwork and caregiving. For farmwork, write to (a) moked.sherut@moag.gov.il -- the Israeli ministry which will ... Read More

Hi, For agricultural jobs, the most promising approach is to go through the governments (yours and Israel's; the Israeli address: moked.sherut@moag.gov.il.) There is no large single private recruiting agency for farms in Israel; however, there are ... Read More

Hi, James. Each of your talents requires a different approach to work in Israel. As a graphic designer or computer technician, you would apply directly to companies in Israel. They will look at your academic qualifications and your experience, and ... Read More

@jameschimaimbaThanks for your understanding, James. I will be glad to inform you through the medium of these messages, as I am now doing. There is no need to add me to your contacts; just reply to this message. I will mention that many years ago ... Read More

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Hi, waobrian, I see you are keeping up with the news: there is indeed a lack of farm workers in certain areas of the country, primarily where the Thai workers have moved from due to safety concerns. Most foreign farm workers here are here under ... Read More

@paldharmendra90668This depends on your qualifications. The easiest (or least difficult) job at the moment in Israel is as a Caregiver. There are lots of sites on the Internet with information. For example: ... Read More

Hi, Michelle or Michal, you wrote that you are looking for like-minded people. I read your profile, and among other things you listed travel and reading. Could you make those more precise? For example, I spent most of my adult life on the road ... Read More

Hi, Ravi, Many thanks for the well-thought-out advice! I have passed it on to the woman involved. It sounds like a good idea, and I will let her find out how long the fiance has to live in that area (Goa, Pondicherry, etc.) in order to get the ... Read More

To those who started a discussion based on my jocular remark (that unfortunately did not come out as I meant it) about Malaysia being an "unreasonable country", I apologize for my over-hasty phrasing. I had hoped that it was obvious (but I ... Read More

Thanks, learning2016! Looks like a good group; I have just sent in my request to join it. Read More

Hey, Fred, you are definitely right, which is why I will probably end up just taking a more expensive flight, and put Malaysia on my list of unreasonable countries. Read More

I have received more answers from other sources (not FB), and the answer to my first question is indeed Form 135, available on https://taxes.gov.il/English/Pages/FormsEng.aspx. I am still working on the answer to my second question. Read More

Thanks, learning2016. I posted my questions on FB, and only got very unhelpful answers. One of them was Anglo-List. But yes, send on the groups on taxes that you know that communicate in English, thank you, and I will check them out. I think a ... Read More

Thanks for the speculation, annakozy. It was a reasonable try, but in this case not correct. It has been some time since I first posted that, and in the meantime there have been developments. The guy contacted the woman, and explained what happened. ... Read More

I have always found that a mixture of sources for both national and international news gives the best picture and allows one to avoid the bias of a single source; this is true regardless of one's command of the language. True, in Israel I am ... Read More

Hi, kenjee This depends whether the person coming here is coming as (a) an immigrant (i.e., receiving citizenship), in which case one is required to take a health insurance policy by one of the major providers (Meuhedet, Maccabi, etc), paid for, ... Read More

amrtarek's linked story about Air Sinai is fascinating. That was the situation a couple of years ago, and part of it is still the case: Wikipedia reports that the Air Sinai flights are still not listed in Air Egypt's websites, and that the ... Read More

@amrtarek: I presume that was sarcasm, which is OK, since I deserved it :( because I got carried away by listing the alternatives to the obvious.possibility in my last post of just getting a direct flight, which are of course not at all secret, as ... Read More

Executive chef....the hotels here are your best bet. Start with danhotels.com/AboutDanhotels/Contactus/index.htm jobs.starwoodcareers.com/cui/default.htm?configurationID=Z_UNREG_SEARCH&sap-language=EN&para The competition can be daunting. It ... Read More

A little more detail in the question might help: are you in Egypt now and want to come to Israel as a tourist? Not too difficult: you can do it either overland: there are buses from Cairo to the border, and there you just walk over the border. ... Read More