live and work in Israel
Last activity 05 April 2013 by LET Mino
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Hey together!
I'd really like to work in Israel this summer, so i thought the first step is to write here in the forum.
I'm 22 years old and from Austria. I work as a chef here, finished already my apprenticeship successfully 3 years ago, and i really really love it.
I've found my dream girl in Tel Aviv, but she's still in army for one year. So i thought when she can't move anywhere, I have to go to Israel. I'm used to work a lot and hard, and I'd really like to work as a chef too in Tel Aviv, but when i can't find a job in a hotel or restaurant, and there is a other chance to work, please tell me!
I'm looking forward that someone could help me! 
Have a great weekend all together,
and thank you already!
hi klaus:)
if you want to work here in israel legally, you need a work permit.
as far as i know there are two ways to get a work permit if you are not jewish.
1st is to get an invitation from a company based in israel to work for them.
2nd is the "known in public" visa, partner visa, which you can apply for with your girlfriend.
here is a link which gives you a nice overview of what you need to do for the known in public visa, even though it can differ a bit and i would recommend getting in touch with the immigration office in israel:
https://www.expat.com/en/guide/middle-e … tizen.html
it is a lot of paper work and needs time! i going through this right now:)
it is a bit easier if you are still at home to collect all the papers required (i needed to get all of them while beeing in israel).
good luck!
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