Embassy of Israel in Athens, Greece

Address

Contact

Phone

+30 210 670 5500

Fax

+30 210 670 5555

Email

pr@athens.mfa.gov.il

Email

Consular2@athens.mfa.gov.il

Email

Consular1@athens.mfa.gov.il

Website

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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 Greek 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

• December 25Christmas Day
• December 26Synaxis of the Mother of God

Nearby landmarks

• Mount Lycabettus 2.93 km away
  Highest point in Athens with a chapel and panoramic views, accessible by funicular or hiking.
• National Archaeological Museum 3.34 km away
  Greece’s largest museum, featuring important artifacts from ancient Greek history and art.
• Syntagma Square 3.93 km away
  Athens' central square facing the Hellenic Parliament, famous for the ceremonial changing of the guard.
• Zappeion Hall 4.12 km away
  Neoclassical building in the National Gardens used for official ceremonies, exhibitions, and public events.
• Plaka Neighborhood 4.45 km away
  Oldest neighborhood in Athens with charming streets, neoclassical houses, and vibrant local shops.
• Ancient Agora of Athens 4.87 km away
  Once the heart of Athenian public life, with ruins including the Temple of Hephaestus.