Embassy of Israel in Prague, Czech Republic

Address

Contact

Phone

• +420 233 097 500
• +420 233 097 527
• +420 233 097 536

Email

info@prague.mfa.gov.il

Email

consular2@prague.mfa.gov.il

Website

embassies.gov.il/praha/Pages/default.aspx ↗

Facebook

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Twitter

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Office hours

Closed: Saturday, Sunday

Consular services

• Process passport applications
• Process visa applications
• Notarize certain documents
• Register marriages, births, and deaths
• Requests for information from the Israel Police
• Renunciation of Israeli citizenship
• Registering Israeli citizens born abroad

Visa

If you hold a Czech passport, you are required to obtain an eVisa or eTA to enter Israel.

• Immigration visa
• A/1 Temporary Resident visa
• A/2 Student visa
• A/3 Clergy visa
• A/4 Visa for spouses and children
• B/1 Work visa
• B/2 Visitor's visa

Holidays observed

• November 17Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day
• December 24Christmas Eve
• December 25Christmas Day
• December 26St. Stephen's Day

Nearby landmarks

• Prague Castle 0.80 km away
  Largest ancient castle complex in the world, featuring St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, and Golden Lane.
• St. Vitus Cathedral 0.86 km away
  Gothic cathedral within Prague Castle, housing the tombs of Bohemian kings.
• Jewish Quarter (Josefov) 1.02 km away
  Historic district with synagogues, the Jewish Museum, and the Old Jewish Cemetery.
• Charles Bridge 1.17 km away
  Historic stone bridge adorned with Baroque statues, connecting Old Town and Lesser Town.
• Vyšehrad 3.70 km away
  Historic fort and former royal residence with stunning views, a basilica, and cemetery.
• Dancing House 2.42 km away
  Modern architectural landmark designed by Frank Gehry, resembling a pair of dancing figures.