Work visas
Support for employers and foreign workers in preparing a consistent file.
Read moreServices
Immigration services in Ashdod, Israel
We guide clients through work visas, citizenship and status, tourist visas, entry permits, and urgent Ben Gurion situations. Each service is delivered with clarity and realistic expectations.
The goal is not to rush you into a path but to help you choose the right track and present your documents coherently. We explain what is known, what is uncertain, and what can be verified.
Who we work with
Individuals, families, and employers who want structured guidance and a calm explanation of next steps.
Service areas
Choose the area that best fits your situation. If you are not sure which service applies, a short consult can help you define the correct track.
Citizenship and status
Guidance across status tracks, renewals, and family scenarios.
Read moreTourist visas and invitations
Invitation letters, early screening, and entry interview preparation.
Read moreEntry permits
Assistance with special approvals and proper document presentation.
Read moreEmergency at Ben Gurion
Urgent assistance for questioning, delays, or entry refusal.
Read moreWhat our support includes
- Review of documents and consistency checks.
- Explanation of steps and possible requests for supplementation.
- Preparation for interviews and communications with authorities.
- Calm guidance without promises or pressure.
Not sure which service fits?
A short Zoom meeting can clarify your situation and point to the right track. We explain options and general risks without obligation.
Common questions about choosing a service
Do I need to choose a service before the first call?
No. We can identify the focus together and guide you to the right track.
Do you represent both employers and foreign workers?
Yes, depending on the circumstances and after a general fit review.
What if the situation is very urgent?
In Ben Gurion emergencies we try to help when possible, without promises.
How to choose the right service
It is not always clear whether a matter requires a visa, an entry permit, or a status process. The distinction matters because it affects documents and the filing path. A short call can help narrow the issue and choose the correct general track.
Prepare a short note: who is involved, what the goal is, and what timelines matter. Prior refusals or delays can also be relevant. This allows us to provide a structured direction without pressure.
What to prepare before a call
Even a short call works better with basic information. You do not need detailed files, but it helps to know the goal, the parties, and any history of communications with the authorities.
- One main objective you want to achieve.
- A list of documents you already have.
- Whether there was a refusal, delay, or request for supplementation.
The first meeting focuses on understanding the goal and the possible steps. You will receive a short summary and guidance on the next stage without pressure to decide immediately.
If you have documents available, a short list is enough. Even a passport snapshot or a summary of a prior filing can help us understand the context without overwhelming the process.