First steps towards returning to Israel
- Obtaining a Returning resident certificate on the site of the Ministry of Immigration and Absorption.
- Order the Interior Ministry to issue/update an address on the identity card. An appointment can be booked at the Ministry of the Interior while staying abroad through the Ministry of the Interior.
- The Ministry of Immigrant Absorption has been ordered in the residential area. You can book a telephone queue, even before reaching the country, and before accepting eligibility. You must book a queue for both spouses and children over the age of 16. The Ministry of Immigrant Absorption has an updated identity card.
Who is a returning resident and what should it be arranged in terms of social security?
A returning resident in general is a person who moved abroad for a period of time and returned to live in it. To
be defined as a returning resident, he must arrange his/her character in two centers:
1. At the National Insurance I
nstitute: In order to receive the definition of gratitude at cancel there are two Tests:
a. An objective test-whether the residence, the work, the assets and the family are in Israel. (When t
he Life Center in Israel, a person is considered to be a resident of it, even when it is outside of it for a temporary period – for work, study or sightseeing).
B. A subjective test-where the person himself sees the center of his life.
There are 2 ways to arrange residency:
before reaching Israel: a
n online form can be filled out as a returning resident during 30 days prior to arrival in Israel
https://forms.gov.il/globaldata/getsequence/getHtmlForm.aspx?formtype=T627%40btl.gov.il
After reaching Israel:
There are also 2 options:
A. Shortened route:
For the return of 5 years outside of Israel, "minor," and new immigrants: a shortened route through the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption and reception.
In. Regular route: Fil
ling a questionnaire for determining the residency of a national insurance policy, and delivering it at a National Insurance branch near the residence. It should be added to the questionnaire that proves the end of the center of Life abroad, and documents that prove that the residential center in Israel. Such as: Apartment rental contract, registration of children for educational and financial framew
orks. BELOW: Questionnaire link
* The questionnaire can be sent through the National Insurance Web site. Below is the link: https://b2b.btl.gov.il/BTL.ILG.Payments/DocumentsInfo.aspx
It is very important: as returning residents, you must arrange two issues:
– The National Insurance fee unless you are a housewife (which is insured) or new immigrants who immigrated to Israel for the first time before
the age of 60. Children under the age of 18 are automaticall
y insured.-State health insurance law. Unless you are: a housewife (her husband is insured). The policyholders must belong to one of the sick funds.
- Child allowance for returning resident: Every child is entitled under the age of 18. Please note that you can fill out a form for child allowance at the Ministry of Immigrant absorption and to save your national insurance!
Steps to be made upon arrival in Israel
- Arrival of the Ministry of the Interior for issuing/updating of identity card. Children aged 16 or older should be paid to pay an identity card. In addition, we must request entry and exit confirmation to Israel (for ease of studies in schools and the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption).
- If not, open a bank account.
- Arrival at the Ministry of Immigrant absorption with ID cards and entry and exit permits and bank account details. Both spouses should arrive. Children under the age of 16 should not arrive.
- Getting to social security and HMO. For those who have done the residency, there are two options:
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- To wait a month's waiting period to receive services (children receive service from the day of arrival).
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- Pay an amount of 11,460 NIS to cash the waiting period for each adult.
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If there is a container, customs can be reached with their ID cards.
Services provided to returning residents by the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption:
- Returning resident Certificate
- Discount at the price of El Al flight ticket and eligibility to raise 3 suitcases per passenger.
- Grant assured income to work seekers when both spouses do not reach the required minimum income.
- Finance/Vocational training course, known by the Ministry of Labor and Welfare (up to 7000 NIS).
- The aim of the employment of occupational and psychological institutes
- Business Consultancy and investors loans
- Customs Ease
The birth of a baby abroad to the parents of Israeli citizens
According to the law, a resident of Israel who was born an Israeli baby is obliged to inform the State's mission within 30 days.
Documents required to fill out the form:
1. A message form on the birth of a citizen of Isra
lib. A birth certificate from the hospital
. 3. 4. Israeli passpo
rt. Genuine birth certificate is verified by an apostille or any other authority that is agreed by the country in which the child was born.
If the birth certificate is not written in Hebrew/English/Arabic, it is necessary to translate and authenticate the translation by an apostille or an agreement by the state in which the child was born.
Issuing a white Israeli passport to the parents of Israeli citizens who were born abroad
To issue an Israeli passport, the newborn is to be brought to the mission with one of his parents
. Documents required to issue an Israeli passport:
1. Filling out a request form for Darchn
o 2. 2 פספורט3 pictur
es. Toll fee
The process of the National Insurance residency for those who paid national insurance while abroad
If you've paid to pay social security while you stay abroad, you are required to go to the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption certificate, and at the same time you may contact the hospital funds for medical service (there is a freeze of 6 months in the field of supplementary insurance only). In additi
on, you are entitled to receive the National insurance allowances. A notification of your return will arrive at social Security through the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption, but it is possible to contact the branch nearest to your home and make sure the updated
is in place. This is a short and fast procedure.
The process of arranging residency in National Insurance for those who have severed residency in abroad
If you NITKATM residency, you must arrange the residency. This can be do
ne in ways:
* Repeat after 5 years, or qualify for a "minor immigrant" certificate or "Immigrant citizen": a request can be submitted to a residency in the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption (called a fast track).
* For everyone e
lse: contact the National Insurance Institute. For the start of the national insurance, they will seek to establish residency. A questionnaire to be filled out from abroad
It is necessary to attach evidence that the center of life of the person who f
aces them in Israel. Refers to two typ
es of documents: * Proving the end of life abroad (contract termination, contract sale of property, et
c.). * Which proves that the center of Life moved to Israel (labor contract in Israel, lease or purchase of an apartment, registration of children in the sch
ool, etc.). * The questionnaire and documents can be submitted manually at the National Insurance branches or sent through the website
Adaptation year
Following a conversation with an old returning resident, I learned the subject of the year of adaptation. For the interest of: a person who is defined as a "returning resident" or "new immigrant" is entitled to contact National insurance and seek to be in the status of an adaptation. The stand is given to people who are interested in examining the possibility of settling in Israel for a year. Year designed for adapting and acclimatization. During this year, we can consider the possibility to stay in Israel, and to enjoy the benefits that are intended for returning residents and immigrants. It is necessary to pay a tax for income producing in Israel in the same year. Resident in the year of adaptation, he was not considered a resident of Israel for tax purposes in the first year of his return to Israel. He was considered an external resident, although he had copied his place of residence to Israel. If you decide at the end of the year to remain in Israel, the year of adaptation will be recognized in the field of tax benefits. For approval, the form must be filled in. Added within 90 day of arrival to Israel: https://forms.gov.il/globa
A new immigrant student's enrollment steps to the schools
A. Deciding on a residential city/settlement in… Reference to the Education department at the municipality/Council for the schools list. Usually, in cities in which there are several schools, the students ' division is based on Rehovot. So if you want to get to a certain school, you must find a place to live in the area associated with it. Upon arrival in Israel and finding the apartment: – Update an address on the identity card in the Ministry of the Interior and check out a list of entrances and departures. – Obtaining a certificate of "world-defined" resident from the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption (explanation of steps to obtaining the certificate exists on the website) d. Reference to the municipality/Council for registration with the following documents: 1. Identity cards with the updated annex of both parents 2. A certificate of "the World" ("resident of Hohhot") 3. A contract that indicates an address – a lease or purchase of an apartment (first page with names, address, and date of entry to the apartment, one with signatures) 4. A grades sheet and a zillion behaviour from the previous school. It is recommended to be translated into Hebrew and the last two years, but it is better to check in advance with the municipal education Department. 5. Diagnoses if there are 6. Divorced/single Parent parents – it is a good idea to check with your education department if there is another form for online or manual filling. E. A referral to the school to which the child is registered to schedule a meeting with the intellectual advisor. For the meeting to bring: 1. 2. The "I/a Resident" certificate. Hit form and Ports 3. Grades sheets. The consultant passes the documents to the Ministry of Education in order to clear the rights given to the student. * The IDF: To request information about the class in the classroom and receive a contact list for contacting the children of the new class, as well as receiving a list of study books and equipment for the school year. * In many schools there is a project lending the textbooks at a discounted cost. You can usually join the project by the end of June. So the one who can, it is better to inquire about the subject in front of the school as soon as possible. Good luck to all students
The ease of education for returning residents
First steps: Children who are eligible for the exception of 4 consecutive years or six consecutive years to receive the ease of returning residents must be transferred to the school for entry permits and exit from Israel (receiving the Ministry of the Interior), returning resident certificate, and the parents ' identity cards with the annex. Sometimes the school staff is not aware of the eligibility for the easing. It should be referred to as the Ministry of Education. Elementary School: Every student eligible for help receives a "immigrant hour" (reinforcement) per week. If there are several children who need help, you get the number of hours by the number of children. Opening an English-speaking group separately depends on the considerations and wishes of the school. Division and high School: Each child will receive two "hours of immigrant" in a week. Exemption from the study of the high-rise in the test-who returned after 4 years receives 25 percent of time to read tests in all the multi-class and bonus points for each test – who returned after 4 years receives 10 points in the matriculation exams * The restrictions are only given to those who have lost four years in the education system. In other words, a child who returned to Israel until the third grade, which means that he had never studied in the education system, was not entitled to the easing.
Assistance from the Ministry of Immigrant absorption, for returning residents ' studies
Assistance from the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption in financing professional training courses: In general, you are entitled to receive assistance in the financing of the course: returning residents – up to two years of obtaining a returning resident. New immigrants – up to ten years from the date of obtaining a new immigrant status. In order to receive a refund for a course, it is necessary to get to the Ministry of Immigrant absorption in your area, and bring with you: 1. The Curriculum (syllabus) 2. Price quote from PORT3. Certificate of Supervision/certification of an authorized external body. It is important to note that in order to receive approval, in the case of a married couple with a shared bank account, both must arrive at the branch and sign the confirmation of the bank account (to which the money is inserted). After receiving the approval from the Ministry of Immigrant absorption, you can register for the course. Payment is paid by the subscribers, which will receive a number of refunds during the year. The refund is about 70% of the course costs and up to 7000 shekels. The Ministry of Immigrant absorption requires the transfer of attendance reports during the course and at the end, and even approval of the termination of the course. In addition, it is necessary to take into account that the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption has present the assistance of budgetary options that can change. So it is best not to start learning before receiving a written approval of eligibility. My recommendation-with referral to the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption for the request for assistance in financing a course, you must arrive prepared with the name of the course and information regarding the educational institution. Ask at the institute if they have a certificate from a qualified factor, and then come to the Ministry of Immigrant absorption with the full information.
How to cope with periods of transitions
Transitions can be both internal — a developmental, physical emotional transition. And external – moving from place to place, switching between workplaces, changing relationships, motherhood and more… In the case of all of us, there is no doubt that we are doing an outside, large and noticeable passage in every field of our lives and even affects not only us, but also all those around us. Whether we choose this passage, or feel that it is forced upon us, the passage from country to state is so large, and surrounds every field in our life, until we may feel that our control over the situation is undermined. Then we may give any external interest that comes in our way, whether he did us good or not to influence us, on our state of mind, our situation, the vision of our world, and thus painting our reality, in accordance with a momentary situation that does not always reflect our reality. A situation may arise, such as a person unknown to us that our services are needy, and that the influence of our lives is supposed to be minorian. Thanks to a certain response, it will affect us in a way that determines the way we experience the transition we have made. And perhaps another day, or in another situation, that person could have been in the same way, to paint us the reality in completely different colors. So what can we do in such a complicated time in our lives to regain control over our feelings and paint our life with pleasant colors for us? – Use our ability to choose. Choose how we want to see reality. How to control our feelings. Choose how much you take to the heart of any challenge that comes in our way, and how to react to it. Choose who will affect our lives and who won't. – See every challenge or teacher on the way to development. If we were able to make the same challenge, we learned how to do it in front of him. And the next few times will be easier to swim it. – Try and look at the world with optimism. Optimism is a worldview that sees our world as positive in its essence. A world view that says that eventually things will work out on the best side. Sometimes it's hard to be optimistic. In times that objectively, it is not easy for us, but it is an approach that needs to be adopted, and to work on itself all the time to remember it. Over time it would become a habit. – It is important to pay attention to our successes, and not just for failures. Success does not have to be measured in large terms. Success on such busy days can also be the same in our programme for today. On the other hand, we will try not to treat moments of success as part of a chain of events but as a single event. – When you sneak up a negative thought, try to replace it with a positive thought. For example, in a new place, instead of thinking that I don't know anyone, I can think of what a wonderful opportunity has fallen in my hands to meet a lot of new people, and to expand my dating circle. – Smile a lot. This biologically affects the mood and also causes the environment to smile at us again. It is important to remember that from transition you can grow. Every experience is a source of learning! I wish we all had a little landing, and that our experience would be painted in the colors we chose for ourselves.
First steps after initial reconciliation
The period of routine in Israel began, and the real life in Israel started with the ones in which this year. The Children in schools, government ministries are open, and we have the parents to close all the corners that are related to the return to Israel in order to promote us and our families towards a blessed living life in Israel. So here are some tips for promoting things:-whether you're working or not, make an ordered list of the tasks you have left. Prioritize it and set a number of reasonable tasks per week according to priorities. Take into account that there are time-saving procedures, which means that you might want to start them if it's important that the matter is settled soon, or vice versa, to keep a later stage when you're less busy, if it's a matter that can wait. Procedures that may take time: Home search, driving licenses if necessary to go through the test/theory, registration for studies and the settlement of the return through the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption, opening a business, searching for work, recruitment process for the military's commitment, and more. In contrast, a series of rights in the Ministry of Education, the Interior Ministry, and National Insurance should not take long. The owners of the experience are welcome to add and update experience.-Work Search: a painful and sensitive subject. Try to be focused. There are websites, Facebook groups and manpower companies that specialize in various professions. In order not to overburden yourself, you will find out which sites are suitable for your profession. Focus on them. Beyond that, check with yourself exactly what you are looking for. Send resumes to jobs that are really relevant for you not to burden yourself with a period that is even more sensitive and stressful, unnecessary interviews, and not relevant disappointments. As far as you want to find a job, it's better to be focused on the search and not send resumes to the past. You're full of chores anyway and everything's new to you. If you need to consult a professional, be advised. You can get counseling through the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption. – Time for yourself: it's time to try to breathe some air and look around. Children in frameworks and routines. It's time to find a circle, a trip out of the living area to enjoy some of the landscapes we haven't seen in a long time, meeting with friends to renew or build a relationship and more… At last the endless holiday of the children is over and there is leisure to enjoy some quality time. Take advantage of this to gain power. If you are calm and satisfied, the whole family will also follow you.-and most importantly, especially in the field of bureaucracy and the search for work, as far as it sounds,–take air. Not everything is in your control so there's no point in being frustrated. Some things will not go as fast as you want, but eventually they will. Frustration you take in the house, in sports, or here in the group, and not to the people in front of you. That's not going to solve your problem. Always try to smile, even in difficult moments, and tell yourself that soon it will work out… Believe me, it works. Rememb
er, not far away today, and your chores will be behind you, and the brute routine shall dwell in your home.
Tips for the inclusion of children in the education system
The day of children entering the educational frameworks is the most exciting day in the process of returning to Israel. This is the day that we are adjustable from the moment of decision to return to Israel, and even before-the education system is one of the main considerations until we decide when to return.
How are our children going to reabsorb the frames? We moved them from country to country, separated them from their friends, their familiar place, and bringing them to a new culture. Sounds like nothing, doesn't it? This is really a significant day for us and our children. And there may be some not-so-simple days at first. Both academically and socially. Our children have to deal with a lot of their new fields-language, culture, make new friends, new learning professions, and even the visibility of the school is different to make it easier, it is important that we parents look to them and show them positive. Even if the inside of the abdomen is turned on, if we show that we are calm, and are happy for them that they begin their real life here in Israel, they will also be calmer and more relaxed. And, actually, why not? There's a lot of magic in busygetting from the beginning. To get into a new routine, meet new people, improve Hebrew, and this is an excellent opportunity for them to introduce themselves to their new world with all their benefits-the personal character of each of them, but also their additional language, their familiarity with the great world, the amazing experiences that have accumulated during their lives, their ability to be settled in a new place. These are the gifts that our children have received during their lives that will help them cope with difficulties throughout life, and with whom they should head high to the schools and genes my recommendations: talk to them in the days before their entrance to school. Search with them their strengths, learn to exploit them, reminded them of their abilities, encouraged them to come with a smile in the morning, even if they were difficult, encouraged them to turn to the educational team when they were not easy (and actually here in Israel it is easier to appeal to the educational team), explained to them that it is not terrible if they do not understand everything at the beginning, and there is no need to run after the Explain to them that they can take the time to settle down, to concentrate on observing and knowing their new environment, and that there is nothing to do, the time will make it from my experience, the children who come from abroad attract attention to the schools. Everyone knows who they are, everyone wants to know them. Encouraged them to take advantage of this opportunity. They will ask them a lot of questions about living abroad. Prepare your children for this matter. Who knew how to tell about the studies abroad, places that visited them, made sure that they would provide the Israeli curiosity and not feel alone. And remember, each one of us has been through a lifetime of beginning. If in a new country, at work, in the army, and so on… It always seems to be difficult and threatening at first, but if you look back, we have been through a process that we have finally settled. And we've earned a lot of things in the way–experiences, knowledge, friends to life, and so take a lot of air (and I know that these are words that repeat themselves a lot, but that's the way it is), and try to reach your children in frames on Sunday with high heads and a wide smile for the new adventure in their lives.
Entitlements to returning resident students
Children who have been out of Israel for 4 years, even if not consecutive, are entitled to their studies. In order to receive the ease of returning residents, you must transfer permits and exit from Israel (receive in the Ministry of the Interior), returning resident certificate (received by the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption) and the parents ' identity cards with the appendix in which the updated residential address is registered. Sometimes the school staff is unaware of the eligibility for the easing. It should be directed to the Ministry of Education to be clear. Elementary School: – Every student eligible for help receives a "immigrant time" (reinforcement) per week. If there are several children who need help, you get the number of hours according to the number of children. The opening of a single English-speaking group depends on the considerations and wishes of the school. Division and high School: – Each student will receive two "hours of immigrant" in a week. – Exemption from Arabic studies.-The time-out of the test-who returned after 4 years receives 25 percent extra time. Those who have been out of Israel for more time are entitled to a greater percentage of time on the test. – Reading tests in all of the multi-text professions – bonus points per test – who returned after 4 years receives 10 bonus points. The person who has been out of Israel for more time is entitled to more bonus points.-The ease of matriculation exams: The easing is only given to those who have lost four years in the education system. In other words, a child who returned to Israel until the third grade, which means that he had never studied in the education system, was not entitled to the easing. Tips for coming during the great freedom: usually the school's reservations are closed on vacation in early August. So, who comes during the days of freedom, it is preferable to call the schools soon and ask for two things: a. A list of children from the cup that your children are embedded in. Thus, the children will be able to establish an initial contact with their classroom. Chances are you will no longer be able to use the book-Lending project (it ends at the end of June), so it's a good idea to get a list of books and equipment for the school so you can have enough time to purchase. As you get close to the end of August, the stores are more full of buyers, and there can be shortage of textbooks. Good luck to all the students!
Education fee in schools
Parents are asked to pay the parents ' payments to the school these days. I come across a few seas that want to find out if they receive assistance in payments because they are new returning/immigrant residents. According to the CEO, new immigrants only (and not returning residents) are entitled to help finance some of the education expenses if they have difficulty paying for school-related expenses. The financial assistance is intended for the acquisition of textbooks, tours, "culture basket" (events that the school organizes to students) and other expenses that parents must pay.
Gifted and outstanding screening tests
The Department for Gifted and gifted students in the Ministry of Education operates special programs for nurturing gifted and outstanding pupils in various fields of opinion. The test has two phases, and it is held in Grade 2. These days the first Test takes place in schools. The test includes mainly fragments in the reading comprehension, and also in the account area. It is designed to filter the 15% of pupils with the highest ability in the classroom. These students will receive a summons to step B. Stage B of the test is held between December and March and is held at the Szold Institute. For new immigrant students or returning residents, or who has studied in one of the two years prior to an examination in kindergarten or at a school that is in a foreign language, the school is empowered in conjunction with the parents to direct them to the "B" stage of the test under the conditions appropriate for them (probably due to the difficulty of coping with Hebrew passages). To do this, the district reference should be submitted to this test with documents that prove the request to the 31.12.18 and thus be able to receive a "B" in the conditions that they need. The exact guidelines are located on the site of the gifted and outstanding department. Link at the end of the post.
Opening an independent business
The Ministry of Immigrant Absorption has a plan to help returning residents and their children to develop entrepreneurship and open a business. Eligible for assistance from the Ministry of Immigrant absorption are new immigrants and returning residents. You can get help in building a business plan, consulting, accompanying the business, and even getting an initial amount in special cases. The firm has recorded several business centers for immigrants and returning residents throughout the country. Additional information can be found on the Ministry of Immigrant Absorpti
What products should bring Mara to Israel when they return?
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Forwarding mail to Israel following passage
In preparation for the transfer to Israel, the issue of mail should be taken care of. There are two options: 1. Best option: Follow me to the address in Israel. You can fill out a simple form in the post office near your area. Free service for a year. The only limitation is that you need an address in the country where the mail will come, and we don't always know what the address will be in advance. Here is the link to the service: https://www
Waiting period for medical services for returning residents
A civilian who has been outside Israel for over a year and a half, and has not paid health insurance fees for a period of at least a year, or a non-resident citizen will not be entitled to receive health services immediately upon returning to Israel. The official National Insurance officer shall be considered the waiting period according to the resident's certificate of Return, or certificate of immigrant. The calculation is as follows: For each year of absence the country has a one-month waiting period. The maximum waiting period is 6 months. * What is the year of absence? A 12-month period which, during which it was outside Israel, at least 183 days, even if they were not consecutive. * What about a month of waiting? A period of 25 consecutive days of staying in Israel. Leaving Israel before the end of 25 consecutive days of stay in Israel – cancel the days that were counted to the port. * If I am out of Israel for work or for medical treatment needs? Days of stay outside of Israel are considered to be a chemical stay in Israel, but the month of waiting is calculated according to a full calendar month (1-30 per month), and not 25 days. * Who is exempt from waiting period?-children under the age of 18-new immigrant-a returning minor-a soldier released in a period of up to 24 months from the day of liberation * * * The waiting period can be cashed by a special fee of 11,460 NIS For one or up to six payments (the medical services will be able to get with the end of payment of payments). * * * There are private insurance that can be used until the end of the waiting period.
How do I start planning to return to Israel?
Many of the people abroad think of return to Israel. But these thoughts can remain a long time in thought that there are a lot of concerns, deliberations, and steps to be taken if you reach a decision.
There are very significant considerations that affect and are influenced by such a decision. In the practical sense, the primary consideration is the economic consideration. If one or both spouses do not wait for a orderly job to return to the country, it is taking an easy risk. Two dilemmas are created: the first, existential-where will the revenues come from? And the other-where would we live? If we do not know where we will work hard to decide on a permanent dwelling place.
In the emotional sense-when there are children in the family, there is dilemma where to live. Naturally, we want to find a place that understands the absorption of children who are returning from abroad, who knows their rights, which can help them maintain the foreign language, who knows how to receive children who do not speak Hebrew and so on.
And the problem is that there is not always a containment between our economic ability (especially in the beginning of the road after the crossing), or between the intended workplace, and the settlement that we think is best suited for us as a family.
So what do we do?
Sit and talk about all the considerations. Work, education, society, proximity to the extended family and more…
If you really want to make a decision, it is necessary to discuss all the considerations carefully. First and foremost to see that the adults who are responsible for the whole family with the decision to return, really want to, and are aware of the challenges involved, and are willing to cope with them. And the intention is to create time and space for a serious discussion on the subject, rather than throwing sentences impersonal in periods of stress or crisis.
If there is a complete decision to return, it is advisable to check the work market. To see if the profession you purchased abroad (if this is the case) occupies in Israel, and if not, in what consummation it entails (financially and in terms of time). To check the average revenues currently in Israel in your profession, and where the working places in the country are located.
Sometimes a transition is a great opportunity for professional change, but for this purpose, it should have temporary, emotional, and economic inquiries.
After examining the work options, it's a good idea to scout out with areas suitable for children (if any). In this matter it is important to know that the children eventually (after the acclimatization period), they will find themselves a company/hobby/frame. The possibilities are open to many children everywhere. It will certainly be easier for them to integrate into areas where openness and familiarity with returning residents already exist, but their ability to evaporate is faster than the adults, and they'll eventually be able to work out everywhere, probably in terms of language. It should be noted that almost every village in the country has immigrant sects in one of the schools.
Proximity to an extended family is also a significant consideration, although in Israel's distances, it is not always necessary to live in the same city. Depending on the intensity you plan to meet with the family (help on a daily basis requires a closeness of course, but meetings on a weekly basis do not require dwelling in the same city).
My recommendation-if you can afford it, and have reached a decision to return, try to reach Israel for a week or so before returning, you will set up meetings in educational departments in towns that interest you, and even in schools, you will begin to renew relations with old friends and acquaintances, as well as friends of experiences and also those who can give you information about workplaces, place a full-featured week in meetings with ready-made questions. And start doing your thinking.
Returning to Israel is a complex process, and it is much more considerations than I have written here, but these are the main ones. And if we give them weight and attention, the rest of the considerations will be answered in the…
Good luck??
How and when to share the children with the decision to return to Israel?
The decision whether and when to return to Israel is significant and powerful for the entire family as a family, and for each of the family members separately.
Sometimes, the thought of coming back to Israel is hovering and accompanying the family over a very long period of time, even for many years, is inherent in the family dynamics, and remains dependent for so long, that the children do not really believe it to happen. On the other hand, sometimes the decision can be quickly followed by new considerations or circumstances created, or just because it feels appropriate.
In all cases, the decisions are the parents, and it is important that the children know that there is an adult in charge of the House that takes such meaningful decisions for them, but it is necessary to share it with the subject.
Most parents testify that the step of sharing children is one of the complex steps they are facing in return to Israel. Parents do not know how the children will react, and are afraid of unexpected reactions. The greatest concern of any parent is the negative emotional reaction of the child, a reaction that instantly stimulates the concerns of the parent, and his fears it with the person he is liable to flood it and touch the points that are most painful to him as well.
But… No escape. If there is a decision, it is advisable to share the children. There's no point in hiding. The children feel us as parents. If the parents are complete with the decision and act in her direction, the children will feel it. As the parents complete the decision and act in her direction, the children will feel it, and as the parents try to conceal, the decision will look "suspicious" and more threatening.
So it is advisable to tell them when there is a formal decision. Even if there's still time. For small children who do not yet have a sense of time, it is advisable to tell when you enter high gear toward the crossing, since they have no sense of time. If you feel the need or if they feel something, they can be told that there is intention to return to Israel, but it is a long time.
How to Tell?
Every parent knows his child best, and knows how to speak to him, and should also be treated as the age of the child as aforesaid. In any case, the children must be told positively. Start from the gospel itself, explain in the language and level appropriate for the child's age, what motives are, what are the advantages (proximity to the family, new friends, living in a country that we have always wanted to live in, etc…), but also give room for thoughts and anxieties and to talk about the difficulties that may arise. And then, of course, to talk about how the parents will always be with the children, whose difficulties are temporary, and if you have already passed a place of residence, you can remind them of the difficulties that were in the beginning and compare to the situation today.
It is difficult to predict children's response, but as parents you must be prepared for any response. To tell the children that you understand them, it is permissible to say that you are not easy and still find the advantages of the transition. Even if the children are resisting your argument, it does not mean that they do not listen to you, nor do they understand what you are saying.
From a point of view, a child who "makes" his parents, who is so self-aware, is a child trusting in his parents and knows that they can contain it. So be prepared for emotional reactions and not simple sentences. If you are ready for them, you will realize that they are expressing fear, and the need to express an emotional storm, and it is easier for them to cope with the situation. You are also allowed to express feelings, cry with them, laugh, be angry, be excited, and in general, the more natural you are, and the more you are, the more the children will be able to cope with the gospel.
And after you've had your children?
There are parents who will choose to immediately begin steps toward moving-packaging, inquiries, strengthening the Hebrew language and more… It is already a parent's decision, but it is important to be attentive to the children, to pay attention to their behavior following the gospel, and encourage them to speak if they feel necessary.
It is advisable to allow them to be partners in the Gospel of the matter to his family/friends/educational framework, etc. The more partners they make, the less feared they will be.
With teenagers you can talk about schools, trends that interest them, expose them to youth movement, show pictures of the residential area and more. Anything that would bring it closer and reflect the reality that awaits them. You can talk to them and they can be understood
The opportunity to introduce themselves to the new place as they want, because they start a new beginning.
Remember! Your children feel you. What will be said to them is what they will feel. It is permissible to transmit fear, but simultaneously transmit strength, hope, and focus on the positive powers.
The transition raises a lot of challenges, but they are temporary and solvable. And the more you do that, the more the children will be. And if you have concerns, deliberations or difficulties that you have not worked out with yourself, remove them and talk about them. With professionals, friends, family or anyone you choose, but not to the children. To which you come in a positive attitude. Emotions may be shared, but after you have processed them and have given them your opinion.
Good luck!
Coping with the work search process
Lately, I find myself writing a lot about the subject of children. Studies, feelings of belonging, how to speak with them, and so on. And if I realized that I was doing exactly what I didn't want to do–talk about the children and not about us–the mothers–their pillar-pillar, but also an entity in itself, who also wants to feel good about itself, is satisfied, fulfilling itself, to feel effective, productive, and, as well as a significant source of income for the family.
It is no secret that most of the women (and some of the men actually) have been in the country without employment. Moreover, many women have been in Israel after many years in which they have not worked abroad either.
And then they arrive in Israel. The bone of return involves multiple expenses, and in addition, in Israel there is a culture of work so that most women are working and busy, and a woman who returns to the country finds herself without employment or income, and from here to uncomfortable feelings about the image and a short self-esteem.
In counseling conversations with gifted women who were many verbs before moving abroad, and some also many degrees, I hear the difficulty of recruiting forces and especially the difficulty in presenting their professional abilities when they are being moved to Israe
l. Many of us have not worked while they were abroad for many reasons, the main of which lack of a certificate is allowed in the country in which we live, to deal with the children's reconciliation and more…
And more than that, the transition itself and the separation from the intensive work in Israel before the crossing was a one-time opportunity for us to take freedom and to enjoy it for a while, from the possibility of us getting some rest from work…
But in the easy way, life filled with other occupations. We have enjoyed this period for a long time, and some of us felt at a certain stage not provided.
Then we break into Israel, after a few years without employment, and with no professional experience that can be put into resumes, with a full life routine that work is not a part of it, with a family that needs us as a source of support for the fermentation, and the pressure begins to find work… Sounds like nothing. So it'
s important to me to tell you. The first period after returning to Israel is a challenging and complex time. The search for work is one of the most significant challenges in parallel to many other tasks. I cannot guarantee that you will find your professional client immediately, but I can tell you that this will happen… And for that to happen, it is important that we look for work in a way as sober and as calm as possible. Sound like a clishati? Maybe, but it's an important way
for us to think a little bit about ourselves. What are we actually looking for? Is the option of returning to the same workplace or role still fit in at all? And if so, what added value did the relocation have given me for this role? Our tendency natura
lly would be to look for what we left, but perhaps unconsciously it is no longer appropriate, and then we will broadcast work interviews unconsciously the lack of desire to return to this role… Or ma
ybe we've even changed a bit and we see things now from a slightly different angle? Then maybe you can think of another role (not necessarily another profession).
So what do I want to say to you–organize a little pre-planned time. Sit with yourself, or with your spouse, or with a friend, or a professional. Be satisfied with others who see you in an objective manner, and can expose you to the characteristics and powers that you can see alone, reflect your feelings, and think–what do you really want to do? You'v
e seen a world. Their own world. Coping with quite a few complex challenges around the relocation, the challenges of challenging dilemmas, and a new perspective on life, to understand or to make an additional language, to know yourself better.
In short-form skills that you have never had before, and will not be punished if I say–you've upgraded yourselves. So aft
er you sit with yourselves and think about what you can offer to the world, who will not be able to offer before the crossing, you will go to the process of finding the job. From abroad, or already in Israel, it does not matter, but try to leverage the lifetime of their lives abroad and to use it as a significant experience in the occupational routine as well. And I really believe that
it is! So good luck!
Employment Centers for new immigrants and returning residents
Hello, everyone. I am pleased to announce our cooperation with the human Resources company, which operates employment centers for new immigrants and returning residents in cooperation with the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption and reception.
Read about the centres and start using their own sleeves.
In addition, the centers will soon start to raise jobs for us who are recurring or new to the group. So, the group is invited to follow the two species.
A little bit about the employment centers:
Employment Centers for new immigrants and returning residents began their activities at the beginning of 2014.
The goal is to integrate new immigrants and returning residents of the employment world in Israel, find them a job that suits their professional experience, their education, their personal skills and their wishes – subject to the terms of the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption and reception.
The service is free of charge and without obligation – subject to the terms of the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption and reception.
The human Resources Company operates these employment centers, due to the tender of the immigration and absorption ministry. The chariot is scattered throughout the country from Nahariya and Tiberias in the north to Rishon LeZion.
In the centers in which employment advice, which is responsible for the various services, is subject to various languages and experience in employment and recruitment.
The employment centers have a direct contact with more than 1,500 employers throughout the country in a variety of employment areas, through which we have the ability and flexibility to integrate new immigrants and returning residents with great professionalism and speed in the Israeli employment market.
Among the services provided in employment centers:
- Write/upgrade/rewrite/translation of resumes.
- Familiarity with the Israeli labor market and the specific employment market of each applicant.
- Preparations for job interviews, evaluation centers and various screening tests.
- Personal counseling when signing a work contract.
- Building a career course.
- A battery of evaluation for occupational psychologist and a recommendation for employment.
- Escort after placement
Conditions for Eligibility:
Returning residents who received a "returning resident" status from the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption (i.e., already in Israel).
It has been up to two years from the day of
the academic rehearsal/a profession/professional vocational experience.
Who does not receive assistance in obtaining a licensing profession in the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption. Lives in the northern provinces or the c
enter of labor ages-18-67.
Every case ministerial to its body, it is advisable to contact us for an eligibility examination:
Call for Eligibility/appointment schedule with employment consultant: 072-3954555
Email to send details: mt-klita@maof-group.co.il
About the importance of creating passion and interest
For a few days I've been hanging out with the word "answer" in my head and know that she won't get out of me until I write a
bout it. Maybe it's because the day of "I Love" and all week and day especially, "grind our mind with this day" (especially those who hear like me most of the day, Galgalatz, amazing songs, incidentally, for lovers of romance and nostalgia songs)?, and something of the word "love" nonetheless brought me to think of a "desire."
And maybe because of the fact that I have been doing something that I enjoy very much, and his part of my life is getting stronger, both physically and emotionally, and when I think about it, it's a passion. I looked i
n the dictionary, and I found that passion is a feeling of impulse and desire to achieve the object of desire, and thereby to achieve self-exhaustion.
That is, desire is something very significant for every person, and it is important to feel it, and more importantly, it is important to try and realize
it. I used to think that passion was a big, exaggerated word. An upgraded alternative to Will. But today I realize that desire has more inner wealth. Something that, if you feel it, you are more effective than any test. And
when I think about the definition, I immediately get a thought about women (and, as the time goes by, I realize that I am between them), who have fulfilled the relocation dream (or it was not a dream), and have found themselves without the ability to engage in things that make them feel passionate, and therefore it has been difficult to achieve self-exhaustion.
It is no secret that women who went abroad in the wake of the spouse could not usually engage in the profession they were dealing with. And if they do not find any other occupation, they may be able to lose their enjoyment and motivation, and the distance between them is the feeling of growing self-exhaustion.
So I turn to all the women, the ones who are abroad and those who are already here. Those who had to make a big difference in life that might have interrupted the way they had paved themselves before the crossing, or prevented them from developing something they dreamt about.
It doesn't always go easy, but it's important that everyone look a little in on its own, and think what will do it really well. What is it that if you deal with it, it will also enjoy the way, and the final result-a feeling of satisfaction
and extraction (which you can also
find in the way). And if you don't find this thing, or you cannot exercise it for any reason that you do not (bureaucracy or any other reason), think of indirect ways. Sometimes we have intuitions – thoughts that are somewhere out there, but not in the first row of the brain. And they are actually the ones who might be able to give us the passion, and bring us to the feelings of self-fulfillment. Listen to yourself all the way. Not only to the failures or feelings of disappointment that act to take over us when things do not go as we planned, but to the little ideas that may be found somewhere in a brain or in the heart. And if necessary, help your friends, spouse, or professional woman, as an objective person who can help you get your little desires, that can grow and be a greater part of your lives, and from there to feelings of satisfaction less long. What is important
is to find the way to feel passion, to feel something that will arouse us emotionally, and that it will arouse us to the doing, and thus are better with ourselves, and if we are better with ourselves, even those around us will feel better. -Good
luck?
Special Citizen's profile-new immigrants aged 60-62
A special pension that is paid by the Ministry of Finance, and is intended for the residents of Israel who have reached retirement age.
Who is destined for?
For those who first rise to the land between the ages of 60-62 and 2010
-Not insured in a veteran citizen's insurance (every resident of Israel over the age of 18 in principle)
-Not accepting veteran citizen's pension
* Returning residents who returned to Israel and did not accumulate the Achsara period should personally examine the possibility of obtaining the special pension. Sometimes they are eligible.
Lesson Rates:
Equal to senior citizen allowance:
Until the age of 80:
1554 NIS per single, and 2335 NIS per couple
Over the age of age 80:
1641 NIS per single, and 2422 NIS per couple
A claim form for a special citizen's complaint:
The rotten National Insurance branch must be submitted to your quarters: link to the form.
You can also use the document submission service at the National Insurance site: A link to the service.
* Please note that National Insurance should be updated in case of departure, as it is sufficient to avoid unnecessary debts of national insurance.
New immigrants ' rights on behalf of National Insurance
Insurance Fee:
A new immigrant, a immigrant citizen, and a returning minor will be exempted from the payment of a national insurance fee and health insurance fees for the first 12 months after their aliyah to Israel.
It is provided that they do not have revenues that exceed 514 NIS from other sources.
Registration for HMO:
A new immigrant may be allowed to register with the HMO. You can do this in three ways:
- Upon arrival, at the branch of the Ministry of Immigrant absorption within the airport.
- Using every post office for each and every bank.
- After 3 weeks of the day, the new immigrant figures were received in the National Insurance. After receiving the data, registration can be made at the National Insurance site. Here's the link:
http://www.btl.gov.il/Insurance/Health_Insurance/RishumKupot/Pages/Rishum.aspx
* Note: After 90 day of boarding, registration will be made through the National Insurance Branch near the residential area.
Child allowance:
All new immigrant parents are entitled to their children, from the moment they come to Israel.
* Payment is automatically done. There is no need to file a lawsuit.
If, for some reason, the allowance was not accepted during the first two weeks, you can contact the child allowance claim at the National Insurance Branch near your area. The following is a link to the Personal child allowance claim form: A link to the form.
If a family has received a status of later immigrants to Israel, it will be entitled to the child's allowance for children from the day of entry. She must contact the National Insurance Company near their residence with the form attached to the above – a personal child allowance claim form.
A child who came to Israel without his parents:
He is entitled to a child allowance from the day he rises to Israel. Using the form – a child form goes without parents. The following is the link to the form:
Guarantee of Income:
Conditions for ensuring income: New immigrants who have been in the country for 12 months (do not have to be consecutive) during the first five years of their birth, if they are: independent parent, separated, pregnant, who is in the institution.
In order to be eligible to receive a guarantee of income, it is necessary to report in most cases in the Employment Bureau, but it should be examined personally against the National Insurance/Employment Bureau since there are cases in which they are not obligated to report.