What does it mean to make aliyah to Israel?

Also defined as “the act of going up”—that is, towards Jerusalem—”making aliyah” by moving to the Land of Israel is one of the most basic tenets of Zionism. The opposite action, emigration from the “Land of Israel”, is referred to in Hebrew as yerida (“descent”).

What benefits do you get when making Aliyah?

Aliyah Rights and Benefits

• Sal Klita. Financial assistance provided by Misrad Haklita (Ministry of Aliyah and Integration).
• Rent Subsidy.
• Health Coverage.
• Arnona Discount.
• Ulpan.
• Tuition Benefit.
• Customs Benefits.
• Israeli Income Tax.

How much cash can you bring into Israel?

What are the limits? There are no limits to how much cash you can bring into Israel, but if it’s 80,000 New Israeli Shekels (ILS) or more, or the equivalent in a foreign currency, it must be reported whether you are entering or leaving.

Can I make aliyah to Israel with a GIUR?

A: If your Giur is recognized for the sake of aliyah (meaning it was done through a recognized official Rabbinate) then you can make aliyah according to the Law of return and become an Israeli Citizen. This however does not mean that the Orthodox Ministry of Religion will recognize you as Jewish, including your would-be offspring.

Who is the expert on Aliyah?

The expert is Maurice Singer, an Independent Consultant and former Senior Aliyah Consultant at the Jewish Agency. While every care and attention is made to give accurate answers, no responsibility can be taken by the writer if the information offered may prove to be misleading.

Why choose Raymond James – Golders Green for aliyah?

We can recommend the professional who is most appropriate to a client’s circumstances, however simple or complex, thereby enabling Aliyah to be as seamless as possible. Alongside financial expertise, Raymond James – Golders Green has acquired a wealth of knowledge on many other aspects of Aliyah including: