Israel is one of the most culturally fascinating location on the planet with a rich history and world famous religious tourism attractions in places like Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Israel also have a spectacular coast line and popular beach resorts like Eilat. Find seasonal and short term jobs and also everything you need to know about working in Israel as a foreigner.
Israel Facts
• Capital: Jerusalem
• Population: 9.217 million
• Currency: Israeli Shekel
Top Reasons to Work in Israel
Need some convincing Israel is the destination for you? This is why you should apply:
• One of the most historical and cultural places in the world
• So many diverse places to live from ancient cities to beaches
• Choice of jobs in so many different industries
• Salaries are high
• High standard of living
• Warm climate
Jobs in Israel for Foreigners and English Speakers
You can find work in so many different industries all year round. Popular areas to find employment include:
• Seasonal, summer and agriculture positions
• Professional careers in industries like IT, business and banking
• Voluntary work, internships and cultural exchange programs
Best Places to Find Employment
Most jobs can be found in the larger towns and cities like: Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa and Eilat. Other places which are also popular to apply to work include: Ashdod, Rishon, Petah Tikva, Beersheba, Netanya, Holon, Bnei Brak, Rehovot and Bat Yam.
Summer Jobs in Israel
Seeking to spend your summer in Israel and getting paid? There are lots of positions available in the travel and tourism industry.
Some companies hire staff from overseas, to work alongside locals in a range of industries from language schools, hotels, hospitality, tour guides, activity instructors and more.
Some companies also offer cultural exchanges which are popular with students and graduates, including internships and work experience programs.
These sites are recommended:
• Israel Gap Year Programs
• Volunteer in Israel
Working in Israel FAQ
Visa
For most positions you will need a valid visa to work legally in Israel. This can be obtained by recruiter.
Language
Learning basic Hebrew will really help improve your employment prospects, even if not generally required for some positions advertised to foreigners.
For more options in this region view our guide to working in the Middle East.