Apartments · Guides · Verified services
Everything you need for Israel.
Whether you're moving for life, coming for a year, studying, or visiting for Chag — find a place to live, understand the neighborhoods, and work with people you can trust.
Location
Stay
Move-in / dates
Bedrooms
What brings you to Israel?
Four complete handbooks, written for real decisions — not generic advice.
Making Aliyah
Moving to Israel for life — paperwork, rights, housing and your first year.
Open the guideMoving to Israel
Relocating for a year or more, with or without Aliyah status.
Open the guideStudying in Israel
Student visas, yeshiva and university housing, budgets and daily life.
Open the guideVisiting Israel
Chag, summer and extended stays — where to stay and what to plan.
Open the guideApartments available now
Short-term and long-term rentals across Israel's most-searched cities.
₪560 / night
IsraelRelocated VerifiedSea view two bedroom in Ir Yamim
Ir Yamim, Netanya
Available from 1 Oct 2026
₪16,800 / month
IsraelRelocated VerifiedThree bedrooms steps from the Tel Aviv beach
Old North, Tel Aviv
Available from 1 Dec 2026
₪11,500 / month
IsraelRelocated VerifiedGarden apartment with private outdoor space in Baka
Baka, Jerusalem
Available from 1 Nov 2026
₪8,200 / month
IsraelRelocated VerifiedRenovated 2-bedroom in the heart of Rehavia
Rehavia, Jerusalem
Available from 1 Oct 2026
₪220 / night
Furnished one bedroom for students in Baka
Baka, Jerusalem
Available from 15 Sept 2026
₪8,000 / month
Nice place
Jerusalem
Available from Flexible
Trusted services for life in Israel
Lawyers, movers, accountants, insurance and more. Verification is earned through our review process — paid placements are always labelled separately.
Browse the directoryIsrael questions, answered.
Long-form answers to the questions people actually search for.
Studying in Israel
Kupat Cholim
A Kupat Cholim is an Israeli health fund. There are four: Clalit, Maccabi, Meuhedet, and Leumit. Residents join one, and it provides their doctors, labs, specialists, and a large share of medications.
Studying in Israel
Finding pharmacies
Pharmacies (beit merkachat) are easy to find in Israeli cities, and the pharmacists are a great resource.
Studying in Israel
Bank accounts
An Israeli bank account is the backbone of daily life. Rent, utilities, phone plans, tuition, Bit and PayBox, and most Israeli debit and credit cards all run through it. You can live without one for a few weeks, but not much longer.
Studying in Israel
Bituach Leumi
Bituach Leumi (the National Insurance Institute, or NII) is Israel's social security system. It pays out things like unemployment, maternity, disability, and child allowances, and it is tied to national health insurance.
Studying in Israel
A/2 student visa applications
The A/2 is the visa for people studying in Israel at a recognized institution. It is what most yeshiva, seminary, and university students use. It is different from a tourist (B/2) visa, which does not allow long-term study.
Studying in Israel
Visa extensions and renewals
Your A/2 visa has an expiration date. If you are staying longer, you must extend it before it runs out. Overstaying has real consequences, including fines and trouble re-entering.