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Legal Update – Immigration – January 2019

לחצו כאן לקריאת העדכון בעברית 点击这里阅读本篇法律研究的中文版 Overview Israeli and international organizations seeking to employ foreign workers in Israel, who are not residents or citizens of the country, in management positions or in positions requiring special expertise or training, are required to apply for a work permit for a “foreign expert” (B/1 permit) from the Population and […]

Amit Bechler & Shay Teken | Jan 2019 | Legal Update

Legal Update: Labor Relations; Immigration – March 2018

Click here to read the legal update in Hebrew Dear Clients, Israeli law prohibits the employment of a person who is not an Israeli citizen or resident (and provides that it is a criminal offense to do so), except if a special permit is obtained from the Population and Immigration Authority (the “Authority”) pursuant to […]

Amit Bechler | Mar 2018 | Legal Update

Immigration Law Practice

We are pleased to inform you that FBC’s Immigration Law practice has been recognized as being among the leading practices in Israel. The field of immigration law in Israel has significantly developed in recent years, with new regulations enacted and various guidelines of the immigration and interior authorities published. FBC provides Israel bound immigration law […]

FBC | Aug 2017 | Firm News

Legal Update: Labor Relations – January 2017 (Hebrew)

Under Israeli law, the employment of a foreign employee who is not a citizen or resident of Israel is a criminal offense, except if the person requesting to employ the foreign employee received a special permit from the Population and Immigration Authority (the “Authority”) pursuant to the Foreign Workers Law, 5751-1991. Please find the full […]

Shay Teken & Amit Bechler | Jan 2017 | Legal Update

Legal Update: Labor Relations (Foreign Experts) – January 2017

Under Israeli law, the employment of a foreign employee who is not a citizen or resident of Israel is a criminal offense, except if the person requesting to employ the foreign employee received a special permit from the Population and Immigration Authority (the “Authority”) pursuant to the Foreign Workers Law, 5751-1991. Accordingly, employers who wish […]

Shay Teken & Amit Bechler | Jan 2017 | Legal Update