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We’ve been waiting for you, it’s great to have you here!
Now is the time to open your Aliyah file and start the process with the Jewish Agency and enjoy “Olim Together” – with the help of a personal Aliyah advisor from the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration, who will create a tailor made Aliyah and integration plan for you.
How does it work? Let’s go through it step by step>
Your first step -
opening your Aliyah file
with the Jewish Agency.
After that, a personal advisor from the Ministry of Aliyah
and Integration will contact you and provide a general
overview of the integration process.
Meeting with your personal
advisor from the Ministry
of Aliyah and Integration.
In this introductory meeting, we will discuss your needs, aspirations,
concerns and any other topics you wish to cover. Together,
we will create an Aliyah and integration plan tailored
specifically for you.
Your advisor follows up
with personalized
suggestions
Following the introductory meeting, We will have a series
of meetings on the topics defined in your Aliyah and
integration plan such as: housing, employment, education,
community, language, and more. These topics will be
addressed and guided by your advisor, with the support
of additional experts as needed, based on your specific needs.
Decision making
And moving forward
After a series of meetings, we will have meeting which will
summarize our suggestions and start finalizing the details,
during which you’ll have the opportunity to set your planned
Aliyah date and receive a recommended action plan for your
Aliyah and integration (covering housing, education,
language, and more).
Integration from the
moment you arrive
in Israel
Your personal advisor from the Ministry of Aliyah and
Integration will continue supporting you after you land
in Israel. They will assist you with various aspects of your
integration, such as receiving your absorption basket
(“Sal Klita”), settling into your accommodation,
starting Ulpan (learning Hebrew), and anything else
you need until you feel at home.
We’ve been waiting for you, it’s great to have you here!
Now is the time to open your Aliyah file and start the process with the Jewish Agency and enjoy “Olim Together” – with the help of a personal Aliyah advisor from the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration, who will create a tailor made Aliyah and integration plan for you.
How does it work? Let’s go through it step by step>
Your first step - opening your Aliyah file with the Jewish Agency.
After that, a personal advisor from the Ministry
of Aliyah and Integration will contact you
and provide a general overview of the integration process.
Meeting with your
personal advisor from
the Ministry of Aliyah
and Integration.
In this introductory meeting, we will discuss
your needs, aspirations, concerns and any
other topics you wish to cover. Together,
we will create an Aliyah and integration
plan tailored specifically for you.
Your advisor follows up
with personalized
suggestions
Following the introductory meeting, We will
have a series of meetings on the topics
defined in your Aliyah and integration
plan such as: housing, employment,
education, community, language, and more.
These topics will be addressed and guided
by your advisor, with the support of additional
experts as needed, based on your specific needs.
Decision making and moving forward
After a series of meetings, we will have
meeting which will summarize our suggestions
and start finalizing the details, during which
you’ll have the opportunity to set your planned
Aliyah date and receive a recommended action
plan for your Aliyah and integration (covering
housing, education, language, and more).
Integration from the
moment you arrive
in Israel
Your personal advisor from the Ministry
of Aliyah and Integration will continue
supporting you after you land in Israel.
They will assist you with various aspects
of your integration, such as receiving your
absorption basket (“Sal Klita”), settling into your
accommodation, starting Ulpan (learning Hebrew),
and anything else you need until you feel at home.
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