Visa policy of Israel
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{{short description|Policy on permits required to enter Israel}}
Visitors to Israel must obtain a visa unless they come from one of the visa-exempt countries and obtain an electronic travel authorization (ETA-IL).{{cite web |url=https://israel-entry.piba.gov.il/ |title=ETA-IL |publisher=Israel Population and Immigration Authority}} Nationals of certain countries may obtain an electronic visa (eVisa) online, while others must obtain a visa from an Israeli diplomatic mission.{{cite web |url=https://israel-entry.piba.gov.il/learn-about-evisa-b2/ |title=Learn about eVisa-B2 |publisher=Israel Population and Immigration Authority}}
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Visa exemption
= Ordinary passports (ETA-IL) =
Holders of ordinary passports of the following countries do not need a visa for Israel for tourism, business or to study for up to 90 days, or culture or sport activities for up to 30 days. From 1 January 2025, they must obtain an electronic travel authorization (ETA-IL) before travelling to Israel. The ETA-IL costs ILS 25 and is valid for 2 years or until the passport expires, whichever occurs first.{{cite web |url=https://www.gov.il/en/departments/dynamiccollectors/ashrotzarim |title=Tourist visa requirements for foreign nationals |publisher=Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel}}
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==Partial exemptions==
- {{flagdeco|Egypt}} – Nationals of Egypt do not need a visa for stays of up to 14 days if entering through Taba and visiting up to Beersheba only.
- {{flagdeco|Turkey}} – Nationals of Turkey need a visa but may obtain it free of charge for tourism proposes.{{cite web |url=https://embassies.gov.il/ankara/ConsularServices/Pages/vize-hizmetleri.aspx |title=Vize Hizmetleri |trans-title=Visa services |access-date=2025-01-08 |publisher=Embassy of Israel in Ankara |language=tr}}
==Proposed exemptions==
- {{flag|Kazakhstan}} – On 19 August 2024, Israel and Kazakhstan discussed the possibility of establishing a visa exemption agreement.{{cite web |url=https://el.kz/en/kazakhstan-and-israel-discuss-tourism-development-and-visa-free-regime_129157/ |title=Kazakhstan and Israel Discuss Tourism Development and Visa-Free Regime |publisher=El.kz |date=19 August 2024}}
- {{flag|Kosovo}} – On 18 June 2024, Israel and Kosovo signed a visa exemption agreement.{{cite web |url=https://prishtinainsight.com/kosovo-and-israel-sign-visa-free-waiver/ |title=Kosovo and Israel sign visa-free waiver |publisher=Prishtina Insight |date=18 June 2024}} This news article stated that the visa waiver would start on 19 September 2024, but as of November 2024 the Israeli government had not yet implemented it. The Visa Waiver Agreement was ratified on 5 February 2025 and from 5 May 2025 Kosovar can visit Israel without visa.{{Cite web |date=2025-02-05 |title=Kosovo-Israel visas lifted, citizens will travel visa-free from May 5 |url=https://telegrafi.com/en/hiqen-vizat-kosove-izrael-nga-5-maji-qytetaret-te-udhetojne-pa-viza/ |access-date=2025-03-22 |website=Telegrafi |language=en}}
- {{flag|Seychelles}} – On 11 January 2024, Israel and Seychelles signed a visa exemption agreement.{{cite web |url=http://www.seychellesnewsagency.com/articles/19916/Seychelles+and+Israel+sign+visa-free+accord,+islanders+now+have+one+of+strongest+passports+in+the+world |title=Seychelles and Israel sign visa-free accord, islanders now have one of strongest passports in the world |publisher=Seychelles News Agency |date=12 January 2024}}
==Reciprocity==
{{see also|Visa requirements for Israeli citizens}}
The visa free policy of Israel is based on bilateral agreements which allows the entry of foreign visitors to Israel and Israeli visitors to countries which are counterparts of the bilateral agreements. Israel gave citizens of the United States (in 1955) and Australia (in 1964) a unilateral visa free to visit Israel. From 19.10.2023 Citizens of Israel are allowed to visit the United States without a visa.{{Cite web |title=Visa Waiver Travel for Israeli Citizens |url=https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/News/visas-news/visa-waiver-travel-for-israeli-citizens.html#:~:text=The%20Secretary%20of%20Homeland%20Security,it%20met%20all%20program%20requirements |access-date=2025-03-22 |website=travel.state.gov |language=en}}
Therefore nationals of Israel can travel without a visa to all countries whose nationals can travel without a visa to Israel, except Australia.
Some countries have decided to give unilateral visa free to Israeli nationals in order to boost tourism other reasons. Therefore Israel grants a visa exemption for nationals of all countries that grant a visa exemption or electronic travel authorization (ETA) for nationals of Israel, except Angola, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, Kiribati, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Nicaragua, Thailand, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Vatican City.
=Non-ordinary passports=
[[File:Visa policy of Israel map D-S (June 2025).svg|thumb|right|500px|Visa policy of Israel for holders of Diplomatic and Service passports
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Holders of diplomatic and service passports of all visa-exempt countries (listed above) do not need a visa to Israel, except those of Australia, Belarus, Dominica, Russia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Taiwan, United States, and holders of service passports of South Africa.
In addition, holders of diplomatic and service passports of Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Burkina Faso, China, Gabon, Gambia, Guyana, India, Ivory Coast, Kazakhstan, Madagascar, Morocco, Nicaragua, Republic of the Congo, Sierra Leone, Thailand, Togo, Turkey, Vatican City, and holders of diplomatic passports of Armenia, Kenya, Liberia, Nepal, Rwanda, and Vietnam do not need a visa to Israel.
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=History=
In 1952 the Knesset passed the law "The entry law to Israel" which describes the first official entry policy of Israel. The law permits four types of visas for foreigners, transit visa (5 days), visit visa (3 months), temporary resident visa (3 years), and permanent visa.{{Cite web | title=Unavailable | url=https://fs.knesset.gov.il/2/law/2_lsr_211754.pdf | access-date=2024-12-16 | website=fs.knesset.gov.il}}
During the 50s' discussions on visa free took place as in 1955 the Israeli government decided to exempt visa fees from visitors from United States, Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, and Luxemburg to boost the early tourism sector.{{cite web | url=https://search.archives.gov.il/search/0b07170680eb534c | title=IsraelArchivePoc }}Document in page 38
Visa exempt countries in 1966
Ordinary passports: Uruguay, Iceland, Argentina, USA, Brazil, Denmark, Switzerland, UK, Liechtenstein, Norway, Finland, Chile, France, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Belgium, The Netherlands, and Luxemburg.
Diplomatic and service passports: Austria, Italy, El Salvador, Belgium, Dahomey, The Netherlands, Switzerland, The Philippines, Brazil, Gabon, Ivory Coast, Tanganyika, Luxemburg, Liberia, Niger, France, Colombia, Costa Rica, Thailand, Togo, Honduras, Sierra Leone, and Congo Leopoldville.Document in page 91{{Cite web|url=https://www.nli.org.il/he/newspapers/mar/1966/07/15/01/article/103/?srpos=1&e=-------he-20--1--img-txIN%7CtxTI-%D7%94%D7%A1%D7%9B%D7%9D+%D7%90%D7%99%D7%98%D7%9C%D7%99%D7%94+%D7%90%D7%A9%D7%A8%D7%94+%D7%A4%D7%98%D7%95%D7%A8-------------1|title=Untitled | מעריב | 15 יולי 1966 | אוסף העיתונות | הספרייה הלאומית|website=www.nli.org.il}}{{Cite web|url=https://www.nli.org.il/he/newspapers/haretz/1966/07/29/01/article/29/?srpos=5&e=-------he-20--1--img-txIN%7CtxTI-%D7%90%D7%99%D7%98%D7%9C%D7%99%D7%94+%D7%90%D7%A9%D7%A8%D7%94+%D7%AA%D7%99%D7%99%D7%A8-------------1|title=מדוע מזלזלים בתייר הישראלי | הארץ | 29 יולי 1966 | אוסף העיתונות | הספרייה הלאומית|website=www.nli.org.il}}
1967 Israel started to consider the visa exemption of German diplomatic and service passports as Germany promised not to allow Germans with Nazi background to use the visa exemption.
Germany exempted Israeli ordinary passports even if Israel haven’t as Germany understood that they can’t demand it from Israel due to the Holocaust. In the same year Israel also exempted German passport from visa.
{{cite web | url=https://search.archives.gov.il/search/0b07170680566e37 | title=IsraelArchivePoc }} Document in page 19
Israel signed visa exemption agreement for ordinary passports with the United Kingdom, Lichtenstein, and Switzerland in 1967. Document in pages 23, 37, 39
For the international tourism year of 1967 Israel called in the UN to other countries to extend their visa exemptions for tourist to boost tourism and the share of cultures. Document in page 153
Visa categories
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| Category | Code | Title | Description | Fee{{cite web |url=https://www.gov.il/en/departments/dynamiccollectors/tarifimconsularim |title=Fees for consular services |publisher=Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel}}{{cite web |url=https://www.gov.il/he/pages/fees_and_payments |title=תעריפי אגרות למסמכי מרשם, שמות, נסיעה, אשרות ואזרחות |trans-title=Fee rates for registration documents, names, travel, visas and citizenship |publisher=Israel Population and Immigration Authority}} |
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| rowspan="6" | Temporary resident
| style="text-align:center;" | A/1 | Aliyah visa | For those eligible for immigration by the Law of Return (aliyah).{{cite web |url=https://www.gov.il/en/service/law_of_return_entitled_request_to_settle1 |title=Apply for a Temporary Residence Visa Type A/1 for persons eligible under the Right of Return |publisher=Government of Israel}} | ||||
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | A/2
| Student visa | For those who want to study in a recognized academic institution.{{cite web |url=https://www.gov.il/en/service/student_visa_application_type |title=Apply for an entry visa for students or yeshiva pupils |publisher=Government of Israel}} | ||||
| Yeshiva visa
| For those who want to study in a yeshiva. | ||||
| style="text-align:center;" | A/3
| Clergy visa | For clergymen for the purpose of long-term fulfilling their clerical duties among their religious communities in Israel, pursuant to the invitation of a recognized religious institution in Israel. | ||||
| style="text-align:center;" | A/4
| Family of holders of A/2 and A/3 visas | For spouses and minor children of recipients of A/2 or A/3 visas.{{cite web |url=https://www.gov.il/en/service/request_permit_for_accompaning_students_or_religious_clergy |title=Apply for a stay permit for family members of clergy or students |publisher=Government of Israel}} | ||||
| style="text-align:center;" | A/5
| Temporary resident visa | General temporary resident visa for any other reason that is not under A/1, A/2, A/3, or A/4 visas. Usually for partners of Israeli citizens or for humanitarian reasons. | ||||
| rowspan="2" | Work
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | B/1 | Work visa | For those whose stay in Israel is approved for a limited period of time for the purpose of work. | ||||
| Working holiday visa
| For nationals of certain countries between the ages of 18 and 30 years. | ||||
| rowspan="4" | Visitor
| rowspan="4" style="text-align:center;" | B/2 | ETA-IL | Electronic travel authorization for nationals of visa-exempt countries for tourism, business or short study up to 90 days. | ₪25 | ||||
| eVisa
|Electronic visa for nationals of visa required countries for tourism, business, or short study up to 90 days. | ₪100 | ||||
| Visitor visa
| For nationals of visa-required countries for tourism, business or study up to 90 days. | ₪100 | ||||
| Visitor visa extension
| Extension of visit for tourism, business or study.{{cite web |url=https://www.gov.il/en/service/request_for_extension_tourisem_visa_or_visitor_visa |title=Extend a visitor visa or tourist visa |publisher=Government of Israel}} | ₪195 | ||||
| Doubtful status
| style="text-align:center;" | B/3 | Doubtful status visa{{cite web |url=https://embassies.gov.il/wellington/ConsularServices/Documents/Consular%20Services%20Fees.pdf |title=Consular services fees |publisher=Embassy of Israel in New Zealand}} | For those whose entry status is not clear. Valid for one month, during which the applicant may reclassify the entry status.{{cite web |url=https://www.jpost.com/business/commentary/your-taxes-israeli-visas-and-work-permits |title=Your Taxes: Israeli visas and work permits |publisher=The Jerusalem Post |date=13 December 2006}} |rowspan=2| ₪100 | ||||
| Volunteer
| style="text-align:center;" | B/4 | Volunteer visa | For volunteers in a recognized organization, institute or settlement.{{cite web |url=https://www.gov.il/en/service/volunteers_invitation_and_permit_extension |title=Invite volunteers and extend their stay permit |publisher=Government of Israel}}
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| Foreign Investor
| style="text-align:center;" | B/5 | Foreign Investor visa | The Israeli investor visa is in reciprocity to the United States E-1 and E-2 visas for nationals of the United States, which allows the visa holders and their family members to live and work temporarily in Israel.{{Cite web | title=Visa to Israel | url=https://embassies.gov.il/washington/ConsularServices/Pages/Visa-Information.aspx | access-date=2024-12-16 | publisher=Embassy of Israel to the United States}}{{Cite web | title=Visas to Israel | url=https://embassies.gov.il/new-york/ConsularServices/Pages/Visas-to-Israel.aspx | access-date=2024-12-16 | publisher=Consulate General of Israel in New York}} | US$222 |
= Student visa =
Student visa is categorized as A/2 visa and as multipole entry visa.https://www.gov.il/en/service/student_visa_application_type Student visa is valid to one year with extension possibility. The visa is valid for one of the recognized academic institutions in Israel. Student with A/2 visa in general aren't allowed to work in Israel, but with some exceptions to students who work in the academic field or as part of the program, which are usually PhD students and in some cases also MA students.{{Cite web |title=Student Visa (A/2) |url=https://international.tau.ac.il/student-visa#:~:text=Student%20Visa%20with%20Permission%20to,is%20a%20part-time%20position |access-date=2025-03-22 |website=international.tau.ac.il |language=en-US}}
From 3,237 PhD students in Israel 2023, 1,824 where foreign PhD students and almost half of the foreign PhD students in Israel are Indians.https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/mediarelease/DocLib/2024/393/06_24_393b.pdf
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!Country of origin !Percentage ! ! !University !Percentage !University !Foreigners !Israelis !Total |
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|{{flag|India}} |48.4% | |1. |Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HUJI) |23.5% |(HUJI) |50.2% |49.8% |100% |
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|{{flag|China}} |8.7% | |2. |Weizmann Institute of Science (WIS) |18.9% |(WIS) |68.4 |31.6% |100% |
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|{{flag|Germany}} |5.7% | |3. |Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) |15.1% |(BGU) |50.0% |50.0% |100% |
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|{{flag|United States}} |5.2% | |4. |Technion - Israel Institute of Technology (IIT) |12.7% |(IIT) |69.3% |30.7% |100% |
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|{{flag|Italy}} |4.9% | |5. |Tel Aviv University (TAU) |12.5% |(TAU) |60.0% |40.0% |100% |
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|{{flag|Russia}} |3.5% | |6. |Bar-Ilan University (BIU) |8.4% |(BIU) |44.3% |55.7% |100% |
| 7.
|{{flag|France}} |3.3% | |7. |University of Haifa (HU) |6.1% |(HU) |32.6% |67.4% |100% |
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|{{flag|Spain}} |2.0% | |8. |Ariel University (AU) |2.8% |(AU) |76.9% |23.1% |100% |
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|{{flag|Brazil}} |1.9% | | |Total |100% | | | | |
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|Other countries |16.4 | | | | | | | | |
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|100% | | | | | | | | |
=Electronic visa=
Nationals of the following countries may apply online for an electronic visa (eVisa), valid for up to 90 days for tourism, business, short study or medical treatment:{{cite web |url=https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/other/israel-introduces-e-visa-system-for-indian-travellers-to-simplify-travel-and-boost-tourism/ar-AA1x9lwl |title=Israel introduces e-visa system for Indian travellers to simplify travel and boost tourism |publisher=MSN |date=7 January 2025}}
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In 2025, the Israeli government planned to expand the eVisa for nationals of more countries.{{cite web |url=https://visasnews.com/en/israel-introduces-electronic-visa-system/ |title=Israel introduces electronic visa system |publisher=VisasNews |date=2025-01-06}} In February 2025 Sri Lanka was also added to the list after India.{{Cite web |title=Israel-entry {{!}} ETA-IL, eVisa and more |url=https://israel-entry.piba.gov.il/ |access-date=2025-03-22 |website=israel-entry.piba.gov.il}}
= Work visa =
Work visa is categorized as B/1 and can be given by different ways. B/1 is given differently, depending on the sector, Expert foreign workers,{{Cite news |title=Apply for a permit to employ an expert foreign worker |url=https://www.gov.il/en/service/working_permit_for_foreign_workers |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20250128113245/https://www.gov.il/en/service/working_permit_for_foreign_workers |archive-date=2025-01-28 |access-date=2025-03-22 |work=GOV.IL |language=en}} Foreign workers in the nursing care sector (Caregiver),{{Cite web |title=Foreign workers in the nursing care sector |url=https://www.gov.il/en/services?subject=certificates_and_passports&subsubject=foreign_workers_nursing |access-date=March 22, 2025 |website=www.gov.il}} or Foreign workers in the agriculture and construction sectors,{{Cite web |title=Foreign workers in the agriculture and construction sectors |url=https://www.gov.il/en/services?subject=certificates_and_passports&subsubject=foreign_workers_agriculture_building |access-date=March 22, 2025 |website=www.gov.il}} and other types.
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! colspan="3" |Foreign workers B/1 in Israel 2023https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/doclib/2024/2.shnatonpopulation/st02_79.pdf |
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|{{flag|India}} |18,927 |
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|{{flag|Philippines}} |17,634 |
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|{{flag|Thailand}} |17,174 |
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|{{flag|China}} |16,263 |
| 5.
|{{flag|Moldova}} |12,342 |
| 6.
|{{flag|Uzbekistan}} |11,285 |
| 7.
|{{flag|Sri Lanka}} |4,033 |
| 8.
|{{flag|Ukraine}} |2,718 |
| 9.
|{{flag|Nepal}} |1,733 |
| 10.
|{{flag|Turkey}} |941 |
| 11.
|{{flag|Georgia}} |890 |
| 12.
|{{flag|Malawi}} |664 |
| 13.
|{{flag|Colombia}} |490 |
| 14.
|{{flag|United States}} |440 |
| 15.
|{{flag|Romania}} |340 |
| 16.
|{{flag|Russia}} |277 |
| 17.
|{{flag|United Kingdom}} |208 |
| 18.
|{{flag|Germany}} |157 |
| 19.
|{{flag|France}} |109 |
| 20.
|{{flag|Brazil}} |60 |
| |Other Countries
|1,672 |
| |Total
|108,357 |
== Foreign High-Tech Experts Incentive Program visa ==
A special program provides work visas for nationals of countries that are exempt from the visitor visa requirement who are hired by an Israeli high-tech company with a salary at least double the average wage in Israel. Nationals of Ukraine are exempt from minimum salary requirement.{{Cite web | title=Visas for Foreign High-Tech Experts Incentive Program - English Innovation Site | url=https://innovationisrael.org.il/en/programs/visas-for-foreign-high-tech-experts-incentive-program/#about_route | access-date=2024-12-16 | publisher=Israel Innovation Authority}}
== Working holiday visa ==
Nationals of the following countries between the ages of 18 and 30 years may apply for a working holiday visa for 12 months in Israel.{{cite web |url=https://www.gov.il/en/pages/working-holiday-program |title=Working Holiday Program in Israel |publisher=Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel}}
In 2023, Israel signed agreements for a working holiday visa with Japan{{cite web |url=https://www.mofa.go.jp/press/release/press1e_000421.html |title=Signing of the Japan-Israel Working Holiday Agreement |publisher=Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan |date=28 April 2023}} and Taiwan.{{cite web |url=https://en.mofa.gov.tw/News_Content.aspx?n=1329&s=114591 |title=Taiwan and Israel sign agreement on working holiday scheme |publisher=Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan |date=3 May 2023}}
=Tourist group visa=
Israeli licensed travel agents may apply for visas for groups of 10 to 50 tourists (5 to 50 if nationals of China, Indonesia or Malaysia). The agents must check the tourists' background, apply at least 10 days before their arrival (30 days for nationals of Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Malaysia, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, South Sudan or Tunisia; or 3 months for nationals of Eritrea, considered in exceptional circumstances), provide their itinerary, pay a fee of ₪95 per group plus ₪35 per tourist, and deposit a bank guarantee of ₪100,000 (₪200,000 for nationals of Armenia, Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Uganda or Uzbekistan).{{cite web |title=Apply for a tourist group visa |url=https://www.gov.il/en/service/visa_application_for_groups |publisher=Government of Israel}}{{cite web |title=בקשה לקבלת אשרת כניסה לקבוצות תיור |trans-title=Application for an entry visa for tourist groups |url=https://www.gov.il/he/service/visa_application_for_groups |publisher=Government of Israel |language=he}}
Israeli passport stamps
Visitors with an Israeli passport stamp are not allowed to enter a number of countries because of the Arab League boycott of Israel. Some countries, such as Austria, Canada, Germany, Russia, United Kingdom and United States, allow their nationals to hold two or more passports of their country to circumvent such travel restrictions, but some of these countries also restrict or forbid the holding of passports of more than one country (multiple citizenship).
However, since 15 January 2013, Israel no longer stamps passports at airports and land border crossings with Jordan. Instead, the entry or departure record is printed on a small paper card, called an electronic gate pass, which includes the traveler's passport data, date, visa status, and other details. The card also includes a barcode which is used to pass through the gate out of the passport control hall.{{cite web |url=https://goisrael.com/Posts/TouristInfo/Passports_Visa | title=Passports and visa |publisher=Go Israel}}
Accepted travel documents
Israel accepts passports of all member states and observer states of the United Nations (including their territories), Kosovo and Taiwan.{{cite web |url=https://www.gov.il/BlobFolder/policy/authorizationsforentry/en/Status%20of%20Authorizatios%2008.02.2022.pdf |title=Status of authorizations for entry of Palestinians into Israel; for their passage from Judea and Samaria into the Gaza Strip; and for their departure abroad |publisher=Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories |date=8 February 2022}} Passports of Abkhazia, Northern Cyprus, Somaliland, South Ossetia, Transnistria and Western Sahara are not accepted.
Visitors without an accepted passport must obtain a laissez-passer with a visa from an Israeli diplomatic mission.{{Cite web| title=General information on tourist entry to Israel | url=https://www.gov.il/en/service/group_entry_to_israel | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220909213448/https://www.gov.il/en/service/group_entry_to_israel | archive-date=2022-09-09}}
The Haudenosaunee passport is a travel document with limited recognition issued by the Iroquois nation in Canada and the United States.{{cite web |url=https://www.haudenosauneeconfederacy.com/departments/haudenosaunee-documentation-committee/ |title=Haudenosaunee Documentation Committee |publisher=Haudenosaunee Confederacy}} For the 2018 World Lacrosse Championship, which was hosted by Israel, the Israeli government accepted the Haudenosaunee passports of the Iroquois team after communicating with the Canadian government.{{cite web |url=https://www.cbc.ca/news/indigenous/iroquois-nationals-arrive-israel-lacrosse-world-championships-1.4743850 |title=Iroquois Nationals arrive in Israel for World Lacrosse Championships after passport issues resolved |publisher=Canadian Broadcasting Corporation |date=12 July 2018}}{{cite web |url=https://www.jpost.com/international/exclusive-you-think-playing-in-the-lacrosse-world-championship-is-tough-562387 |title=The Iroquois Nationals lacrosse team's incredible journey to Israel |publisher=The Jerusalem Post |date=12 July 2018}}
Points of entry
Israel's crossing points.{{Cite web| title=Unknown Title | url=https://www.gov.il/en/pages/crossing-points | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240828003827/https://www.gov.il/en/pages/crossing-points | archive-date=2024-08-28}} Main crossing points are bold.
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! Name of crossing point ! District ! Type of entry point ! Description ! Statistics of crossings{{Cite web| title=Departures of Israelis abroad, by mode of travel and border checkpoint | url=https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/doclib/2024/1929_tourism_2022/t13.pdf | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240828003830/https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/doclib/2024/1929_tourism_2022/t13.pdf | archive-date=2024-08-28}}{{Cite web| title=CBS, Tourism 2022 | url=https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/doclib/2024/1929_tourism_2022/t03.pdf | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240828003827/https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/doclib/2024/1929_tourism_2022/t03.pdf | archive-date=2024-08-28}} |
| Rosh Hanikra crossing point
| Land | Israel - Lebanon border |
| Quneitra crossing point
| Land | Israel - Syrian border | |
| Fishing port at the Kishon (Ma'agan Shavit)
| Sea | Serving arrivals by yachts | |
| style="font-weight:bold;"
| Sea | International port | 2019: visitors: na - Israelis: 89.1 |
| style="font-weight:bold;"
| Air | Mostly domestic airport with some international flights | |
| Hadera port (Israel Electric Corporation)
| Sea | Commercial ships only | |
| style="font-weight:bold;"
| Jordan River crossing point (Sheikh Hussein) | Land | Israel - Jordan border crossing | 2019: visitors: 75.0 - Israelis: 106.5 |
| Allenby Bridge crossing point
| Land | Israel - Jordan border crossing |
| style="font-weight:bold;"
| Air | International airport and major point of entry | 2019: visitors: 3,853.7 - Israelis: 8,262.6 |
| Herzliya Marina
| Sea | Serving arrivals by yachts | |
| Tel Aviv Marina
| Sea | Serving arrivals by yachts | |
| style="font-weight:bold;"
| Sea | International port | 2019: visitors: na - Israelis: 0.5 |
| Ashkelon Marina
| Sea | Serving arrivals by yachts | |
| Ashkelon-Eilat pipeline
| Sea | Commercial ships only | |
| Erez crossing point
| Land | Israel - Gaza border | |
| Nitzana crossing point
| Land | Israel - Egypt border | |
| style="font-weight:bold;"
| Rabin (Arava) crossing point | Land | Israel - Jordan border crossing | 2019: visitors: 128.4 - Israelis: 76.7 |
| style="font-weight:bold;"
| Air | Mostly domestic airport with some international flights | 2019: visitors: 113.3 - Israelis: na |
| style="font-weight:bold;"
| Sea | International port | |
| style="font-weight:bold;"
| Land | Israel - Egypt border crossing | 2019: visitors: 93.3 - Israelis: 499.4 |
West Bank and Gaza Strip
{{see also|Israeli permit regime in the West Bank|Israeli permit regime in the Gaza Strip}}
Foreign nationals who may travel to Israel without a visa or who hold an Israeli visa may also enter the West Bank on the same basis. Foreign nationals may also apply for an entry permit valid only for the West Bank.{{cite web |url=https://www.gov.il/BlobFolder/policy/judeaentry2022/en/נוהל%20כניסת%20זרים%20באנגלית-%20תרגום%20מעודכן%20דצמבר%202022%20(2).pdf |title=Procedure for entry and residence of foreigners in the Judea and Samaria area |publisher=Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories |date=21 December 2022}} All foreign nationals need a permit to enter the Gaza Strip.{{cite web |url=https://www.gov.il/BlobFolder/policy/procedureforcoordinatingforeignentryintothegazastrip/he/נוהל%20תיאום%20כניסת%20זרים%20לרצועת%20עזה.pdf |title=נוהל תיאום כניסת זרים לרצועת עזה |trans-title=Procedure for coordinating the entry of foreigners to the Gaza Strip |publisher=Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories |date=June 2015 |language=he}}
Israeli citizens may enter West Bank Areas B and C, but not West Bank Area A or the Gaza Strip, without a permit.{{cite web |url=https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/police-reiterate-israeli-citizens-should-not-enter-area-a-in-the-west-bank/ |title=Police reiterate Israeli citizens should not enter Area A in the West Bank |publisher=The Times of Israel |date=23 June 2024}}
Palestinians registered in the West Bank need a permit to enter Israel or the Gaza Strip, and Palestinians registered in the Gaza Strip need a permit to enter Israel or the West Bank. Palestinian men over age 55 and women over age 50 registered in the West Bank, without a security restriction, receive an automatic permit to enter Israel for up to 6 months. Palestinians who receive a permit to depart from an Israeli airport may also return in the same way.
Validity for other countries
Israeli visas or residency permits can be valid as substitute visas for the following countries:
- {{flag|Georgia}} – Holders of valid Israeli visas or residency permits may enter Georgia without an additional visa for 90 days every 180 days with the requirement to show evidence of a valid Israeli visa or residency permit.{{Cite web | title=On Approval of the List of Countries, Whose Visa and/or Residence Permit Holders May Enter Georgia without a Visa for an Appropriate Period and under Appropriate Conditions {{!}} სსიპ "საქართველოს საკანონმდებლო მაცნე" | url=https://matsne.gov.ge/en/document/view/2867377?publication=0 | access-date=2024-12-16 | website=matsne.gov.ge}}
Visitor statistics
Most visitors arriving in Israel were from the following countries of nationality:
| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
! colspan="6" |Tourist arrivals, by country of citizenship (in thousands) since 2020 |
| Country
!2024https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/mediarelease/doclib/2025/004/28_25_004t3.pdf |
|---|
| {{flag|United States}}
|{{decrease}}330.5 |{{increase}}920.1 |{{increase}}810.5 |{{decrease}}149.1 |200.5 |
| {{flag|France}}
|{{decrease}}129.9 |{{increase}}237.9 |{{increase}}235.5 |{{decrease}}41.5 |56.0 |
| {{flag|United Kingdom}}
|{{decrease}}79.6 |{{increase}}195.8 |{{increase}}177.9 |{{decrease}}32.4 |44.1 |
| {{flag|Russia}}
|{{decrease}}70.4 |{{increase}}176.1 |{{increase}}162.9 |{{decrease}}14.4 |56.0 |
| {{flag|Ukraine}}
|{{decrease}}31.2 |{{decrease}}63.6 |{{increase}}71.5 |{{decrease}}14.1 |24.6 |
| {{flag|Germany}}
|{{decrease}}25.5 |{{increase}}167.4 |{{increase}}151.1 |{{decrease}}16.5 |50.3 |
| {{flag|Canada}}
|{{decrease}}21.8 |{{increase}}75.3 |{{increase}}62.1 |{{decrease}}10.0 |15.6 |
| {{flag|Italy}}
|{{decrease}}16.3 |{{increase}}115.6 |{{increase}}82.7 |{{decrease}}7.0 |25.1 |
| {{flag|Indonesia}}
|{{decrease}}13.2 |{{increase}}24.4 |{{increase}}15.0 |{{decrease}}0.0 |12.2 |
| {{flag|Belgium}}
|{{decrease}}12.9 |{{increase}}32.7 |{{increase}}12.3 |{{decrease}}2.1 |4.4 |
| {{flag|Switzerland}}
|{{decrease}}12.6 |{{increase}}35.4 |{{increase}}33.2 |{{decrease}}7.0 |9.6 |
| {{flag|Brazil}}
|{{decrease}}12.1 |{{increase}}65.3 |{{increase}}64.8 |{{decrease}}2.3 |13.5 |
| {{flag|Romania}}
|{{decrease}}11.9 |{{increase}}95.3 |{{increase}}50.3 |{{decrease}}2.0 |24.8 |
| {{flag|South Africa}}
|{{decrease}}10.7 |{{increase}}22.7 |{{increase}}19.9 |{{decrease}}1.5 |3.1 |
| {{flag|Spain}}
|{{decrease}}10.2 |{{increase}}82.3 |{{increase}}53.8 |{{decrease}}5.3 |16.3 |
| {{flag|India}}
|{{decrease}}9.8 |{{increase}}42.1 |{{increase}}30.8 |{{decrease}}3.6 |8.0 |
| {{flag|Australia}}
|{{decrease}}9.6 |{{increase}}40.4 |{{increase}}27.1 |{{decrease}}1.6 |6.3 |
| {{flag|Greece}}
|{{decrease}}9.5 |{{increase}}38.3 |{{increase}}24.8 |{{decrease}}3.7 |10.2 |
| {{flag|Netherlands}}
|{{decrease}}9.4 |{{increase}}49.3 |{{increase}}42.3 |{{decrease}}5.5 |15.3 |
| {{flag|Argentina}}
|{{decrease}}7.6 |{{increase}}29.4 |{{increase}}24.6 |{{decrease}}2.3 |8.6 |
| {{flag|Mexico}}
|{{decrease}}7.6 |{{increase}}47.0 |{{increase}}35.7 |{{decrease}}2.4 |6.4 |
| {{flag|Jordan}}
|{{decrease}}7.2 |{{increase}}17.0 |{{increase}}16.6 |{{increase}}5.0 |3.1 |
| {{flag|Poland}}
|{{decrease}}6.5 |{{increase}}90.3 |{{increase}}41.0 |{{decrease}}2.3 |45.2 |
| {{flag|Austria}}
|{{decrease}}6.3 |{{increase}}25.7 |{{increase}}23.5 |{{decrease}}4.2 |10.0 |
| {{flag|Philippines}}
|{{decrease}}5.6 |{{increase}}26.4 |{{increase}}20.9 |{{decrease}}1.7 |5.9 |
| {{flag|Belarus}}
|{{decrease}}5.2 |{{decrease}}14.2 |{{increase}}30.4 |{{decrease}}7.3 |9.1 |
| {{flag|Cyprus}}
|{{decrease}}4.5 |{{increase}}18.8 |{{increase}}11.0 |{{decrease}}1.0 |2.4 |
| {{flag|China}}
|{{decrease}}4.2 |{{increase}}23.2 |{{increase}}6.6 |{{decrease}}1.7 |11.4 |
| {{flag|Georgia}}
|{{decrease}}4.1 |{{increase}}9.0 |{{increase}}6.7 |{{decrease}}1.1 |1.9 |
| {{flag|Moldova}}
|{{decrease}}3.7 |{{decrease}}7.7 |{{increase}}9.0 |{{increase}}3.7 |1.9 |
| {{flag|Hungary}}
|{{decrease}}3.6 |{{increase}}23.1 |{{increase}}16.1 |{{decrease}}1.4 |9.4 |
| {{flag|Turkey}}
|{{decrease}}3.5 |{{increase}}26.3 |{{increase}}20.4 |{{decrease}}1.7 |7.3 |
| {{flag|Portugal}}
|{{decrease}}3.4 |{{increase}}17.3 |{{increase}}13.6 |{{decrease}}1.2 |3.2 |
| {{flag|Colombia}}
|{{decrease}}3.3 |{{decrease}}14.9 |{{increase}}15.1 |{{decrease}}1.2 |2.6 |
| {{flag|Bulgaria}}
|{{decrease}}3.2 |{{increase}}20.5 |{{increase}}9.6 |{{decrease}}0.7 |3.2 |
| {{flag|South Korea}}
|{{decrease}}3.0 |{{increase}}38.0 |{{increase}}12.7 |{{decrease}}0.8 |17.1 |
| {{flag|Czech Republic}}
|{{decrease}}2.9 |{{increase}}31.1 |{{increase}}20.3 |{{decrease}}3.1 |8.2 |
| {{flag|Thailand}}
|{{increase}}2.7 |{{increase}}2.5 |{{increase}}1.6 |{{decrease}}0.4 |0.8 |
| {{flag|Sweden}}
|{{decrease}}2.5 |{{decrease}}15.4 |{{increase}}15.5 |{{decrease}}1.4 |4.4 |
| {{flag|Ethiopia}}
|{{decrease}}2.4 |{{increase}}4.6 |{{increase}}2.6 |{{decrease}}0.6 |1.8 |
| {{flag|Singapore}}
|{{decrease}}2.3 |{{increase}}8.4 |{{increase}}7.0 |{{decrease}}0.4 |0.9 |
| {{flag|Lithuania}}
|{{decrease}}2.3 |{{increase}}12.4 |{{increase}}6.9 |{{decrease}}0.8 |7.9 |
| {{flag|Denmark}}
|{{decrease}}1.8 |{{decrease}}12.4 |{{increase}}13.7 |{{decrease}}1.3 |3.9 |
| {{flag|Japan}}
|{{decrease}}1.7 |{{increase}}10.6 |{{increase}}6.1 |{{decrease}}0.8 |3.5 |
| {{flag|Nigeria}}
|{{decrease}}1.6 |{{increase}}9.8 |{{increase}}6.7 |{{decrease}}0.3 |3.1 |
| {{flag|Chile}}
|{{decrease}}1.5 |{{increase}}9.0 |{{increase}}6.7 |{{decrease}}0.6 |2.9 |
| {{flag|Ireland}}
|{{decrease}}1.4 |{{increase}}9.7 |{{increase}}8.2 |{{decrease}}0.8 |2.0 |
| {{flag|Norway}}
|{{decrease}}1.4 |{{decrease}}8.7 |{{increase}}8.9 |{{decrease}}0.8 |1.9 |
| {{flag|Finland}}
|{{decrease}}1.3 |{{increase}}8.9 |{{increase}}7.4 |{{decrease}}0.7 |3.2 |
| {{flag|Malaysia}}
|{{decrease}}1.3 |{{increase}}4.9 |{{increase}}2.5 |{{decrease}}0.0 |1.5 |
| {{flag|Azerbaijan}}
|{{decrease}}1.2 |{{increase}}2.3 |{{increase}}2.2 |{{decrease}}0.6 |0.7 |
| {{flag|Kazakhstan}}
|{{decrease}}1.2 |{{increase}}3.3 |{{increase}}2.8 |0.9 |0.9 |
| {{flag|Serbia}}
|{{decrease}}1.2 |{{increase}}8.0 |{{increase}}6.1 |{{decrease}}0.6 |2.2 |
| {{flag|Uzbekistan}}
|{{decrease}}1.2 |2.3 |{{increase}}2.3 |{{increase}}2.0 |0.8 |
| {{flag|Ecuador}}
|{{decrease}}1.1 |{{increase}}6.5 |{{increase}}2.9 |{{decrease}}0.5 |0.7 |
| {{flag|Slovakia}}
|{{decrease}}1.1 |{{increase}}17.5 |{{increase}}8.6 |{{decrease}}0.7 |4.7 |
| {{flag|Taiwan}}
|{{decrease}}1.0 |{{increase}}6.9 |{{increase}}2.1 |{{decrease}}0.2 |3.4 |
| {{flag|Peru}}
|{{decrease}}1.0 |{{increase}}7.3 |{{increase}}5.7 |{{decrease}}0.5 |1.8 |
| {{flag|Ghana}}
|{{decrease}}0.9 |{{decrease}}1.2 |1.7 | - | - |
| {{flag|Kenya}}
|{{decrease}}0.9 |{{increase}}2.2 |{{increase}}1.8 |0.3 |0.3 |
| {{flag|Latvia}}
|{{decrease}}0.9 |{{increase}}5.2 |{{increase}}4.3 |{{decrease}}0.6 |2.6 |
| {{flag|Morocco}}
|{{decrease}}0.9 |{{increase}}3.2 |{{increase}}2.9 |{{decrease}}0.5 |0.8 |
| {{flag|Uruguay}}
|{{decrease}}0.9 |{{decrease}}3.5 |{{increase}}5.6 |{{decrease}}0.3 |0.9 |
| {{flag|Egypt}}
|{{decrease}}0.8 |{{increase}}5.4 |{{increase}}5.0 |{{decrease}}0.5 |0.6 |
| {{flag|Panama}}
|{{decrease}}0.8 |{{increase}}2.9 |{{increase}}2.6 |{{decrease}}0.4 |0.8 |
| {{flag|Croatia}}
|{{decrease}}0.6 |{{increase}}6.8 |{{increase}}3.9 |{{decrease}}0.4 |2.1 |
| {{flag|Guatemala}}
|{{decrease}}0.6 |{{increase}}3.3 |{{increase}}2.8 |{{decrease}}0.2 |0.4 |
| {{flag|New Zealand}}
|{{decrease}}0.6 |{{increase}}4.8 |{{increase}}2.4 |{{decrease}}0.1 |0.6 |
| {{flag|Tunisia}}
|{{decrease}}0.6 |{{decrease}}0.7 |0.8 | - | - |
| {{flag|Costa Rica}}
|{{decrease}}0.5 |{{increase}}4.1 |{{increase}}3.1 |{{decrease}}0.5 |0.6 |
| {{flag|Estonia}}
|{{decrease}}0.5 |{{increase}}2.5 |{{increase}}2.2 |{{decrease}}0.2 |1.3 |
| {{flag|Armenia}}
|{{decrease}}0.3 |2.0 |2.0 | - | - |
| {{flag|Slovenia}}
|{{decrease}}0.3 |{{increase}}3.4 |{{increase}}2.1 |{{decrease}}0.2 |0.9 |
| {{flag|Tanzania}}
|{{decrease}}0.3 |{{decrease}}0.9 |1.2 | - | - |
| {{flag|Honduras}}
|{{decrease}}0.2 |{{increase}}2.3 |1.6 | - | - |
| {{flag|Vietnam}}
|{{decrease}}0.2 |{{increase}}3.2 |{{increase}}2.3 | {{decrease}}0.4 | 0.6 |
| {{flag|Dominican Republic}}
|{{decrease}}0.1 |{{decrease}}1.5 |1.7 | - | - |
| {{flag|Paraguay}}
|{{decrease}}0.1 |{{increase}}0.9 |0.8 | - | - |
| {{flag|Luxemburg}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{decrease}}0.9 |1.1 | - | - |
| {{flag|United Arab Emirates}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |0.1 |0.1 | - | - |
| {{flag|Malta}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{increase}}1.9 |1.4 | - | - |
| {{flag|Ivory Coast}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{increase}}1.7 |1.6 | - | - |
| {{flag|El Salvador}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{increase}}1.8 |1.5 | - | - |
| {{flag|Albania}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{increase}}1.4 |1.3 | - | - |
| {{flag|Mauritius}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{increase}}1.4 |0.7 | - | - |
| {{flag|Uganda}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{increase}}1.3 |0.7 | - | - |
| {{flag|North Macedonia}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{increase}}1.9 |1.3 | - | - |
| {{flag|Hong Kong}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{increase}}2.9 |{{increase}}1.0 | {{decrease}}0.0 | 1.2 |
| {{flag|Montenegro}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{decrease}}0.7 |0.8 | - | - |
| {{flag|Cambodia}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{increase}}0.5 |0.4 | - | - |
| {{flag|Zimbabwe}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{increase}}0.5 |0.3 | - | - |
| {{flag|Rwanda}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{decrease}}0.5 |0.7 | - | - |
| {{flag|Nepal}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |0.4 |0.4 | - | - |
| {{flag|Bolivia}}
|{{decrease}}0.0 |{{decrease}}0.3 |0.5 | - | - |
| Grand total
|{{decrease}}974.4 |{{increase}}3,239.1 |{{increase}}2,675.0 |{{decrease}}396.5 |831.5 |
| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
! colspan="12" |Tourist arrivals, by country of citizenship (in thousands) 2010–2020 |
| Country |
|---|
| {{flag|United States}}
|{{decrease}} 200.5 |{{increase}} 969.4 |{{increase}} 898.1 |{{increase}} 778.8 |{{increase}} 648.3 |{{increase}} 620.3 |{{increase}} 602.6 |{{increase}} 597.2 |{{increase}} 583.6 |{{decrease}} 581.0 |605.1 |
| {{flag|France}}
|{{decrease}} 56.0 |{{increase}} 367.5 |{{increase}} 346.0 |{{increase}} 308.6 |{{decrease}} 287.5 |{{increase}} 293.7 |{{decrease}} 288.9 |{{increase}} 292.3 |{{decrease}} 263.6 |{{decrease}} 269.5 |274.1 |
| {{flag|Russia}}
|{{decrease}} 56.0 |{{increase}} 318.1 |316.3 |{{increase}} 331.5 |{{decrease}} 266.0 |{{decrease}} 294.0 |{{increase}} 411.4 |{{increase}} 405.0 |{{increase}} 380.7 |{{increase}} 353.4 |318.7 |
| {{flag|Germany}}
|{{decrease}} 50.3 |{{increase}} 289.0 |{{increase}} 262.6 |{{increase}} 218.1 |{{increase}} 164.1 |{{decrease}} 159.8 |{{increase}} 162.3 |{{increase}} 159.8 |{{decrease}} 158.5 |{{decrease}} 171.0 |171.5 |
| {{flag|Poland}}
|{{decrease}} 45.2 |{{increase}} 156.9 |{{increase}} 151.8 |{{increase}} 97.3 |{{decrease}} 51.6 |{{decrease}} 57.8 |{{decrease}} 62.0 |{{increase}} 67.3 |{{decrease}} 58.9 |{{decrease}} 60.4 |69.4 |
| {{flag|United Kingdom}}
|{{decrease}} 44.1 |{{increase}} 235.4 |{{increase}} 218.0 |{{increase}} 198.5 |{{increase}} 181.3 |{{increase}} 174.6 |{{decrease}} 164.6 |{{increase}} 173.3 |{{decrease}} 165.1 |{{decrease}} 168.0 |168.8 |
| {{flag|Italy}}
|{{decrease}} 25.1 |{{increase}} 190.7 |{{increase}} 150.6 |{{increase}} 107.8 |{{decrease}} 82.2 |{{decrease}} 84.4 |{{decrease}} 111.2 |{{increase}} 127.7 |{{increase}} 126.2 |{{decrease}} 113.3 |150.2 |
| {{flag|Romania}}
|{{decrease}} 24.8 |{{increase}} 121.1 |{{increase}} 106.9 |{{increase}} 78.9 |{{increase}} 48.8 |{{increase}} 43.2 |{{increase}} 43.1 |{{decrease}} 34.6 |{{increase}} 39.6 |{{decrease}} 37.8 |38.5 |
| {{flag|Ukraine}}
|{{decrease}} 24.6 |{{decrease}} 135.4 |{{decrease}} 137.4 |{{increase}} 146.3 |{{increase}} 131.9 |{{increase}} 112.7 |{{increase}} 110.7 |{{decrease}} 108.0 |{{increase}} 109.2 |{{increase}} 106.8 |55.3 |
| {{flag|South Korea}}
|{{decrease}} 17.1 |{{increase}} 60.4 |{{increase}} 45.1 |{{increase}} 39.7 |{{increase}} 27.8 |{{increase}} 22.3 |{{decrease}} 21.6 |{{decrease}} 28.1 |{{increase}} 28.6 |{{decrease}} 28.0 |30.0 |
| {{flag|Spain}}
|{{decrease}} 16.3 |{{increase}} 104.7 |{{increase}} 77.7 |{{increase}} 62.4 |{{increase}} 44.5 |{{decrease}} 42.2 |{{decrease}} 45.3 |{{decrease}} 47.9 |{{decrease}} 50.1 |{{decrease}} 51.0 |59.7 |
| {{flag|Canada}}
|{{decrease}} 15.6 |{{increase}} 95.8 |{{increase}} 91.9 |{{increase}} 80.5 |{{increase}} 64.5 |{{increase}} 63.5 |{{decrease}} 62.6 |{{increase}} 65.3 |{{increase}} 65.0 |{{decrease}} 64.4 |70.2 |
| {{flag|Netherlands}}
|{{decrease}} 15.3 |{{increase}} 91.0 |{{increase}} 83.1 |{{increase}} 64.1 |{{increase}} 50.2 |{{decrease}} 47.7 |{{decrease}} 50.2 |{{decrease}} 52.0 |{{increase}} 62.0 |{{increase}} 58.7 |53.4 |
| {{flag|Brazil}}
|{{decrease}} 13.5 |{{increase}} 82.1 |{{increase}} 62.7 |{{increase}} 55.0 |{{decrease}} 34.1 |{{decrease}} 42.3 |{{decrease}} 50.1 |{{decrease}} 54.0 |{{increase}} 56.6 |{{increase}} 53.1 |48.8 |
| {{flag|Indonesia}}
|{{decrease}} 12.2 |{{increase}} 38.7 |{{decrease}} 35.3 |{{increase}} 36.2 |{{increase}} 22.8 |{{decrease}} 22.0 |{{decrease}} 26.6 |{{increase}} 29.5 |{{increase}} 27.8 |{{increase}} 21.9 |17.7 |
| {{flag|China}}
|{{decrease}} 11.4 |{{increase}} 142.8 |{{decrease}} 104.5 |{{increase}} 113.2 |{{increase}} 79.2 |{{increase}} 51.3 |{{increase}} 37.7 |{{increase}} 29.8 |{{increase}} 23.6 |{{increase}} 20.1 |17.0 |
| {{flag|Greece}}
|{{decrease}} 10.2 |{{increase}} 41.9 |{{increase}} 29.7 |{{increase}} 27.9 |{{increase}} 17.7 |{{decrease}} 15.7 |{{decrease}} 16.3 |{{decrease}} 18.0 |{{increase}} 20.4 |{{decrease}} 19.0 |24.2 |
| {{flag|Austria}}
|{{decrease}} 10.0 |{{increase}} 49.4 |{{increase}} 38.6 |{{increase}} 29.0 |{{increase}} 24.0 |{{decrease}} 22.9 |{{increase}} 27.9 |{{decrease}} 26.9 |{{increase}}27.9 |{{decrease}} 27.7 |28.1 |
| {{flag|Switzerland}}
|{{decrease}} 9.6 |{{increase}} 63.5 |{{increase}} 57.0 |{{increase}} 48.8 |{{increase}} 41.3 |{{increase}} 38.1 |{{decrease}} 37.5 |{{increase}} 38.4 |{{increase}} 37.1 |{{increase}} 36.3 |32.1 |
| {{flag|Hungary}}
|{{decrease}} 9.4 |{{increase}} 39.1 |{{increase}} 31.1 |{{increase}} 22.4 |{{increase}} 16.5 |16.4 |{{increase}} 16.4 |{{increase}} 14.6 |{{decrease}} 9.3 |{{decrease}} 11.4 |11.8 |
| {{flag|Belarus}}
|{{decrease}} 9.1 |{{increase}} 44.6 |{{increase}} 40.7 |{{increase}} 36.3 |{{increase}} 33.1 |{{decrease}} 15.9 |{{increase}} 16.1 |{{increase}} 15.1 |{{increase}} 14.2 |{{increase}} 11.8 |11.4 |
| {{flag|Argentina}}
|{{decrease}} 8.6 |{{decrease}} 34.7 |{{increase}} 34.8 |{{increase}} 31.4 |{{increase}} 25.4 |{{increase}} 24.3 |{{decrease}} 22.5 |{{increase}} 24.5 |{{increase}} 23.2 |{{decrease}} 21.6 |22.3 |
| {{flag|Czech Republic}}
|{{decrease}} 8.2 |{{increase}} 32.4 |{{increase}} 31.7 |{{increase}} 24.3 |{{increase}} 15.9 |{{decrease}} 14.2 |{{increase}} 16.8 |{{increase}} 15.0 |{{increase}} 13.8 |{{decrease}} 13.0 |13.7 |
| {{flag|India}}
|{{decrease}} 8.0 |{{decrease}} 65.1 |{{increase}} 70.5 |{{increase}} 58.2 |{{increase}} 44.6 |{{increase}} 39.3 |{{decrease}} 34.6 |{{decrease}} 39.0 |{{increase}} 43.0 |{{decrease}} 38.5 |40.1 |
| {{flag|Lithuania}}
|{{decrease}} 7.9 |{{increase}} 23.3 |{{increase}} 19.2 |{{increase}} 17.9 |{{increase}} 12.9 |{{increase}} 10.6 |{{increase}} 10.1 |{{increase}} 6.5 |{{increase}} 5.6 |5.1 |5.1 |
| {{flag|Turkey}}
|{{decrease}} 7.3 |{{decrease}} 32.0 |{{decrease}} 38.3 |{{increase}} 40.5 |{{increase}} 34.0 |{{increase}} 25.7 |{{decrease}} 22.4 |{{increase}} 22.5 |{{increase}} 16.3 |{{decrease}} 13.5 |13.7 |
| {{flag|Mexico}}
|{{decrease}} 6.4 |{{increase}} 50.2 |{{increase}} 36.6 |{{increase}} 28.4 |{{decrease}} 20.7 |{{increase}} 22.4 |{{decrease}} 20.7 |{{decrease}} 21.4 |{{increase}} 21.5 |{{decrease}} 18.7 |22.7 |
| {{flag|Australia}}
|{{decrease}} 6.3 |{{increase}} 48.8 |{{increase}} 43.1 |{{increase}} 39.9 |{{increase}} 29.4 |{{decrease}} 28.7 |{{decrease}} 30.3 |{{increase}} 32.5 |{{increase}} 30.1 |{{decrease}} 28.9 |30.7 |
| {{flag|Philippines}}
|{{decrease}} 5.9 |{{increase}} 32.9 |{{increase}} 28.6 |{{increase}} 22.2 |{{increase}} 14.2 |{{increase}} 11.1 |{{decrease}} 10.2 |{{decrease}} 11.3 |{{increase}} 12.2 |{{decrease}} 9.4 |10.2 |
| {{flag|Slovakia}}
|{{decrease}} 4.7 |{{increase}} 22.7 |{{increase}} 20.1 |{{increase}} 14.4 |8.7 |{{decrease}} 8.7 |{{increase}} 10.4 |{{decrease}} 8.4 |{{decrease}} 10.1 |{{decrease}} 10.2 |11.6 |
| {{flag|Sweden}}
|{{decrease}} 4.4 |33.4 |{{increase}} 33.4 |{{increase}} 27.3 |{{decrease}} 21.3 |{{decrease}} 23.9 |{{increase}} 25.1 |{{increase}} 24.5 |{{increase}} 22.2 |{{increase}} 20.7 |20.2 |
| {{flag|Belgium}}
|{{decrease}} 4.4 |{{decrease}} 27.2 |27.3 |{{increase}} 27.3 |{{increase}} 22.4 |{{increase}} 32.6 |{{decrease}} 32.3 |{{increase}} 32.5 |{{decrease}} 31.3 |{{increase}} 31.8 |31.2 |
| {{flag|Denmark}}
|{{decrease}} 3.9 |{{increase}} 23.6 |{{increase}} 22.5 |{{increase}} 19.2 |{{decrease}} 18.4 |{{decrease}} 19.6 |{{increase}} 22.6 |{{increase}} 19.2 |{{decrease}} 18.6 |{{increase}} 18.9 |15.2 |
| {{flag|Japan}}
|{{decrease}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 26.1 |{{increase}} 19.6 |{{increase}} 17.1 |{{increase}} 11.9 |{{decrease}} 10.0 |{{decrease}} 13.0 |{{decrease}} 13.5 |{{increase}} 16.0 |{{increase}} 13.4 |13.2 |
| {{flag|Taiwan}}
|{{decrease}} 3.4 |{{increase}} 16.0 |{{increase}} 12.5 |{{increase}} 9.6 |{{increase}} 6.4 |{{decrease}} 5.6 |{{increase}} 6.0 |{{increase}} 5.3 |{{increase}} 5.0 |{{increase}} 4.5 |3.9 |
| {{flag|Bulgaria}}
|{{decrease}} 3.2 |{{increase}} 19.8 |{{increase}} 16.4 |{{increase}} 11.8 |{{decrease}} 8.4 |{{increase}} 8.7 |{{increase}} 8.5 |{{decrease}} 6.7 |{{decrease}} 7.1 |{{increase}} 7.5 |7.2 |
| {{flag|Portugal}}
|{{decrease}} 3.2 |{{increase}} 18.8 |{{increase}} 13.2 |{{increase}} 10.9 |{{increase}} 8.6 |{{increase}} 8.3 |{{decrease}} 7.6 |{{increase}} 8.8 |{{decrease}} 8.4 |{{decrease}} 8.5 |13.6 |
| {{flag|Finland}}
|{{decrease}} 3.2 |{{increase}} 18.7 |{{increase}} 17.2 |{{increase}} 15.3 |{{increase}} 13.9 |{{decrease}} 12.7 |{{decrease}} 15.7 |{{increase}} 18.7 |{{decrease}} 17.5 |{{decrease}} 18.3 |19.5 |
| {{flag|South Africa}}
|{{decrease}} 3.1 |{{increase}} 29.5 |{{increase}} 27.4 |{{increase}} 25.8 |{{increase}} 20.8 |{{decrease}} 19.9 |{{decrease}} 20.0 |{{decrease}} 23.5 |{{increase}} 24.0 |{{increase}} 22.1 |21.1 |
| {{flag|Jordan}}
|{{decrease}} 3.1 |{{increase}} 19.2 |{{increase}} 18.1 |{{decrease}} 14.4 |{{decrease}} 18.9 |{{increase}} 21.4 |{{decrease}} 17.3 |{{decrease}} 17.9 |{{increase}} 23.4 |{{increase}} 20.3 |17.8 |
| {{flag|Nigeria}}
|{{decrease}} 3.1 |{{increase}} 12.7 |{{increase}} 10.0 |{{increase}} 9.0 |{{decrease}} 8.4 |{{decrease}} 16.3 |{{decrease}} 20.5 |{{decrease}} 24.6 |{{decrease}} 29.4 |{{increase}} 45.0 |31.6 |
| {{flag|Chile}}
|{{decrease}} 2.9 |{{increase}} 11.9 |{{increase}} 9.1 |{{increase}} 7.4 |{{decrease}} 5.4 |5.6 |{{decrease}} 5.6 |{{increase}} 6.0 |{{decrease}} 5.5 |{{decrease}} 5.7 |5.8 |
| {{flag|Colombia}}
|{{decrease}} 2.6 |{{increase}} 19.2 |{{increase}} 16.0 |{{increase}} 11.9 |{{increase}} 8.5 |{{decrease}} 8.0 |{{decrease}} 8.6 |{{decrease}} 10.6 |{{increase}} 11.0 |{{decrease}} 9.5 |10.9 |
| {{flag|Latvia}}
|{{decrease}}2.6 |{{decrease}} 12.9 |{{increase}} 14.2 |{{increase}} 13.2 |{{increase}} 8.1 |{{increase}} 5.8 |{{increase}} 5.6 |{{decrease}} 5.4 |{{increase}} 5.6 |{{increase}} 5.4 |4.7 |
| {{flag|Cyprus}}
|{{decrease}} 2.4 |10.9 |{{increase}} 8.4 |{{increase}} 8.2 |{{increase}} 5.5 |{{decrease}} 5.3 |{{decrease}} 5.9 |{{decrease}} 6.8 |{{decrease}} 9.2 |{{decrease}} 10.2 |10.4 |
| {{flag|Serbia}}
|{{decrease}} 2.2 |{{increase}} 10.5 |{{increase}} 8.1 |{{increase}} 6.4 |{{decrease}} 4.6 |{{decrease}} 4.7 |{{increase}} 5.0 |{{increase}} 4.0 |3.7 |{{increase}} 4.1 |3.0 |
| {{flag|Croatia}}
|{{decrease}} 2.1 |{{increase}} 10.1 |{{increase}} 7.3 |{{increase}} 6.3 |{{increase}} 4.4 |{{decrease}} 3.4 |{{increase}} 4.8 |{{decrease}} 4.6 |{{increase}} 5.3 |{{decrease}} 5.1 |6.1 |
| {{flag|Ireland}}
|{{decrease}} 2.0 |{{increase}} 12.8 |{{increase}} 11.3 |{{decrease}} 9.9 |{{increase}} 10.3 |8.1 |8.1 |{{increase}} 8.1 |{{decrease}} 7.6 |{{decrease}} 8.9 |9.1 |
| {{flag|Norway}}
|{{decrease}} 1.9 |{{increase}} 17.9 |{{increase}} 16.1 |{{increase}} 13.7 |{{decrease}} 11.8 |{{decrease}} 14.0 |{{decrease}} 15.0 |{{increase}} 16.4 |{{decrease}} 15.5 |{{increase}} 16.0 |14.2 |
| {{flag|Moldova}}
|{{decrease}} 1.9 |{{decrease}} 10.7 |{{increase}} 11.0 |{{increase}} 10.8 |{{increase}} 8.7 |{{increase}} 7.6 |{{increase}} 3.7 |{{decrease}} 3.6 |{{increase}} 4.0 |{{decrease}} 3.6 |4.4 |
| {{flag|Georgia}}
|{{decrease}} 1.9 |{{decrease}} 8.3 |{{decrease}} 9.3 |{{decrease}} 11.4 |{{increase}} 14.2 |{{increase}} 10.1 |{{decrease}} 0.8 |{{decrease}} 4.1 |4.3 |{{decrease}} 4.3 |4.5 |
| {{flag|Peru}}
|{{decrease}} 1.8 |{{increase}} 8.4 |{{increase}} 6.8 |{{increase}} 5.5 |{{increase}} 3.9 |3.8 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Ethiopia}}
|{{decrease}} 1.8 |{{increase}} 6.8 |{{decrease}} 5.1 |{{increase}} 5.7 |{{increase}} 4.8 |{{increase}} 4.7 |{{increase}} 3.1 |{{increase}} 2.9 |{{decrease}} 2.8 |{{increase}} 4.4 |3.2 |
| {{flag|Malaysia}}
|{{decrease}} 1.5 |{{increase}} 14.7 |{{increase}} 13.7 |{{increase}} 10.3 |{{increase}} 7.4 |{{decrease}} 5.5 |{{decrease}} 8.7 |{{increase}} 9.2 |{{increase}} 6.5 |{{increase}} 2.9 |1.6 |
| {{flag|Estonia}}
|{{decrease}} 1.3 |{{increase}} 6.1 |{{increase}} 5.3 |{{increase}} 5.0 |{{increase}} 2.9 |{{decrease}} 2.8 |{{increase}} 3.4 |{{decrease}} 2.5 |{{decrease}} 3.3 |{{decrease}} 3.6 |5.3 |
| {{flag|Hong Kong}}
|{{decrease}} 1.2 |{{increase}} 12.8 |{{increase}} 9.5 |{{increase}} 9.1 |{{increase}} 5.3 |{{decrease}} 4.3 |{{increase}} 5.3 |{{increase}} 4.8 |{{increase}} 4.2 |{{decrease}} 3.3 |4.1 |
| {{flag|Singapore}}
|{{decrease}} 0.9 |{{increase}} 15.9 |{{increase}} 14.0 |{{increase}} 12.8 |{{increase}} 11.3 |{{decrease}} 9.7 |{{decrease}} 10.4 |{{increase}} 10.6 |{{increase}} 10.2 |{{decrease}} 8.3 |8.7 |
| {{flag|Uruguay}}
|{{decrease}} 0.9 |{{increase}} 5.9 |{{increase}} 4.7 |{{increase}} 3.7 |{{decrease}} 2.5 |{{increase}} 2.9 |{{increase}} 2.7 |{{increase}} 2.6 |{{decrease}} 2.5 |2.6 |2.6 |
| {{flag|Kazakhstan}}
|{{decrease}} 0.9 |{{decrease}} 5.5 |{{decrease}} 5.9 |{{increase}} 8.6 |{{decrease}} 5.7 |{{decrease}} 7.7 |{{decrease}} 8.1 |{{decrease}} 9.4 |{{increase}} 10.9 |{{increase}} 9.6 |6.5 |
| {{flag|Slovenia}}
|{{decrease}} 0.9 |{{increase}} 4.5 |{{increase}} 3.4 |{{increase}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 1.8 |{{decrease}} 2.0 |{{decrease}} 2.1 |{{decrease}} 2.2 |{{increase}} 2.2 |{{decrease}} 2.0 |2.6 |
| {{flag|Thailand}}
|{{decrease}} 0.8 |{{increase}} 3.9 |{{increase}} 3.4 |{{increase}} 2.8 |{{increase}} 2.4 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |{{decrease}} 3.1 |{{decrease}} 3.8 |{{increase}} 4.3 |{{increase}} 3.2 |3.0 |
| {{flag|Morocco}}
|{{decrease}} 0.8 |{{increase}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 3.0 |2.9 |{{decrease}} 2.9 |{{increase}} 3.2 |{{increase}} 3.1 |{{increase}} 2.5 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |{{decrease}} 2.4 |2.5 |
| {{flag|Uzbekistan}}
|{{decrease}} 0.8 |{{decrease}} 3.4 |3.8 |3.8 |{{increase}} 3.8 |{{increase}} 3.6 |{{decrease}} 3.2 |{{decrease}} 3.4 |{{increase}} 3.8 |{{increase}} 3.5 |3.4 |
| {{flag|Panama}}
|{{decrease}} 0.8 |{{increase}} 3.3 |{{increase}} 3.1 |{{increase}} 2.8 |2.5 |2.5 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Ecuador}}
|{{decrease}} 0.7 |{{increase}} 4.8 |{{increase}} 3.8 |{{increase}} 3.6 |{{increase}} 3.0 |{{increase}} 2.6 |{{decrease}} 2.2 |{{decrease}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 3.1 |{{decrease}} 3.4 |3.5 |
| {{flag|Azerbaijan}}
|{{decrease}} 0.7 |{{increase}} 3.2 |{{decrease}} 3.0 |{{increase}} 3.1 |{{decrease}} 2.9 |{{increase}} 3.0 |{{decrease}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 3.0 |{{increase}} 3.1 |2.9 |2.9 |
| {{flag|Egypt}}
|{{decrease}} 0.6 |{{increase}} 8.0 |{{decrease}} 6.3 |{{decrease}} 7.0 |{{increase}} 8.7 |{{increase}} 6.1 |{{increase}} 5.2 |{{increase}} 4.1 |{{increase}} 3.8 |{{decrease}} 2.4 |2.6 |
| {{flag|New Zealand}}
|{{decrease}} 0.6 |{{increase}} 7.0 |{{increase}} 6.1 |{{increase}} 4.9 |3.5 |{{decrease}} 3.5 |3.7 |{{increase}} 3.7 |{{increase}} 3.6 |{{decrease}} 3.4 |3.9 |
| {{flag|Vietnam}}
|{{decrease}} 0.6 |{{decrease}} 4.6 |{{increase}} 4.7 |{{increase}} 3.1 |{{increase}} 2.5 |1.9 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Costa Rica}}
|{{decrease}} 0.6 |{{increase}} 3.9 |{{increase}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 3.3 |{{increase}} 2.6 |2.1 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Guatemala}}
|{{decrease}} 0.4 |{{increase}} 4.0 |{{increase}} 3.7 |{{increase}} 2.6 |{{increase}} 2.1 |1.6 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Kenya}}
|{{decrease}} 0.3 |{{decrease}} 4.2 |{{increase}} 4.7 |{{decrease}} 3.8 |{{increase}} 4.1 |{{decrease}} 3.4 |{{increase}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 2.5 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |{{increase}} 2.7 |2.4 |
| Grand total
|{{decrease}} 831.5 |{{increase}} 4,551.6 |{{increase}} 4,120.9 |{{increase}} 3,613.2 |{{increase}} 2,900.0 |{{decrease}}2,799.4 |{{decrease}}2,926.4 |{{increase}}2,961.7 |{{increase}}2,885.8 |{{increase}}2,820.2 |2,803.1 |
| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
! colspan="12" |Tourist arrivals, by country of citizenship (in thousands) 2000–2010 |
| Country |
|---|
| {{flag|United States}}
|{{Increase}} 605.1 |{{decrease}} 538.0 |{{Increase}} 600.6 |{{Increase}} 532.4 |{{Increase}} 494.0 |{{increase}} 457.5 |{{increase}} 379.1 |{{increase}} 271.9 |{{decrease}} 206.1 |{{decrease}} 266.2 |488.5 |
| {{flag|Russia}}
|{{Increase}} 318.7 |{{Increase}} 231.4 |{{Increase}} 205.4 |{{Increase}} 133.3 |{{Increase}} 73.6 |{{increase}} 68.0 |{{increase}} 55.7 |{{increase}} 41.3 |{{decrease}} 36.9 |{{decrease}} 55.8 |74.6 |
| {{flag|France}}
|{{Increase}} 274.1 |{{decrease}} 254.0 |{{Increase}} 256.3 |{{decrease}} 242.1 |{{decrease}} 252.2 |{{increase}} 311.4 |{{increase}} 257.5 |{{increase}} 174.4 |{{decrease}} 117.9 |{{decrease}} 129.3 |202.4 |
| {{flag|Germany}}
|{{Increase}} 171.5 |{{Increase}} 139.8 |{{Increase}} 137.4 |{{Increase}} 98.7 |{{decrease}} 89.6 |{{increase}} 105.2 |{{increase}} 75.9 |{{increase}} 49.0 |{{decrease}} 38.8 |{{decrease}} 65.5 |176.0 |
| {{flag|United Kingdom}}
|{{Increase}} 168.8 |{{decrease}} 163.5 |{{Increase}} 173.3 |{{decrease}} 160.1 |{{Increase}} 161.2 |{{increase}} 156.7 |{{increase}} 146.5 |{{increase}} 104.2 |{{decrease}} 97.3 |{{decrease}} 140.2 |201.2 |
| {{flag|Italy}}
|{{Increase}} 150.2 |{{decrease}} 116.5 |{{Increase}} 120.6 |{{Increase}} 79.4 |{{decrease}} 58.1 |{{increase}} 72.9 |{{increase}} 42.0 |{{increase}} 26.0 |{{decrease}} 16.9 |{{decrease}} 25.0 |171.4 |
| {{flag|Canada}}
|{{Increase}} 70.2 |{{decrease}} 59.5 |{{Increase}} 68.5 |{{Increase}} 58.0 |{{Increase}} 51.4 |{{increase}} 50.8 |{{increase}} 43.6 |{{increase}} 31.3 |{{decrease}} 25.1 |{{decrease}} 34.2 |55.0 |
| {{flag|Spain}}
|{{Increase}} 69.4 |{{decrease}} 53.8 |{{Increase}} 86.8 |{{Increase}} 51.9 |{{decrease}} 30.7 |{{increase}} 51.9 |{{increase}} 21.4 |{{increase}} 15.9 |{{decrease}} 8.6 |{{decrease}} 11.8 |65.6 |
| {{flag|Slovakia}}
|{{Increase}} 59.7 |{{decrease}} 49.0 |{{Increase}} 61.0 |{{Increase}} 45.4 |{{decrease}} 5.0 |{{increase}} 7.1 |{{increase}} 6.9 |{{decrease}} 1.8 |{{decrease}} 1.9 |{{decrease}} 3.8 |7.9 |
| {{flag|Ukraine}}
|{{Increase}} 55.3 |{{decrease}} 46.5 |{{Increase}} 63.9 |{{Increase}} 49.9 |{{Increase}} 30.7 |{{increase}} 28.3 |{{increase}} 24.2 |{{increase}} 19.3 |{{decrease}} 18.4 |{{decrease}} 33.5 |38.0 |
| {{flag|Netherlands}}
|{{Increase}} 53.4 |{{decrease}} 44.5 |{{Increase}} 48.3 |{{decrease}} 40.3 |{{decrease}} 43.0 |{{increase}} 49.8 |{{increase}} 40.4 |{{increase}} 27.3 |{{decrease}} 22.8 |{{decrease}} 43.3 |91.3 |
| {{flag|Brazil}}
|{{Increase}} 48.8 |{{decrease}} 27.9 |{{Increase}} 31.2 |{{Increase}} 20.1 |{{decrease}} 15.5 |{{increase}} 19.8 |{{increase}} 11.4 |{{increase}} 7.8 |{{decrease}} 5.4 |{{decrease}} 8.7 |25.3 |
| {{flag|India}}
|{{Increase}} 40.1 |{{decrease}} 23.1 |{{Increase}} 29.5 |{{Increase}} 24.2 |{{Increase}} 20.4 |{{increase}} 19.0 |{{increase}} 12.7 |{{decrease}} 8.4 |{{decrease}} 9.3 |{{decrease}} 12.0 |15.9 |
| {{flag|Romania}}
|{{Increase}} 38.5 |{{decrease}} 28.9 |{{Increase}} 37.4 |{{Increase}} 19.2 |{{Increase}} 11.4 |{{increase}} 9.6 |{{increase}} 7.9 |{{increase}} 6.7 |{{decrease}} 5.9 |{{decrease}} 9.6 |11.9 |
| {{flag|Switzerland}}
|{{Increase}} 32.1 |{{decrease}} 26.6 |{{Increase}} 27.0 |{{Increase}} 23.3 |{{decrease}} 22.8 |{{increase}} 25.6 |{{increase}} 22.6 |{{increase}} 17.0 |{{decrease}} 13.9 |{{decrease}} 19.6 |32.8 |
| {{flag|Nigeria}}
|{{decrease}} 31.6 |{{Increase}} 43.9 |{{Increase}} 34.3 |{{Increase}} 31.2 |{{Increase}} 24.6 |{{decrease}} 10.7 |{{increase}} 16.8 |{{decrease}} 11.8 |{{increase}} 12.9 |{{decrease}} 8.5 |9.3 |
| {{flag|Belgium}}
|{{Increase}} 31.2 |{{Increase}} 23.7 |{{Increase}} 23.1 |{{decrease}} 20.8 |{{decrease}} 24.5 |{{increase}} 25.5 |{{increase}} 22.8 |{{increase}} 17.8 |{{decrease}} 15.4 |{{decrease}} 21.6 |39.9 |
| {{flag|Australia}}
|{{Increase}} 30.7 |{{decrease}} 23.5 |{{Increase}} 26.3 |{{Increase}} 20.9 |{{decrease}} 18.2 |{{increase}} 19.7 |{{increase}} 14.9 |{{increase}} 9.9 |{{decrease}} 8.2 |{{decrease}} 10.4 |23.4 |
| {{flag|South Korea}}
|{{Increase}} 30.0 |{{decrease}} 17.3 |{{Increase}} 30.6 |{{Increase}} 29.4 |{{Increase}} 28.0 |{{increase}} 25.9 |{{increase}} 18.5 |{{increase}} 8.2 |{{decrease}} 8.1 |{{decrease}} 11.2 |16.8 |
| {{flag|Austria}}
|{{Increase}} 28.1 |{{decrease}} 23.6 |{{Increase}} 23.7 |{{Increase}} 17.0 |{{Increase}} 15.3 |{{increase}} 13.3 |{{increase}} 11.1 |{{increase}} 8.3 |{{decrease}} 7.6 |{{decrease}} 9.6 |22.0 |
| {{flag|Greece}}
|{{Increase}} 24.2 |{{decrease}} 18.4 |{{Increase}} 28.8 |{{Increase}} 20.8 |{{Increase}} 16.7 |{{increase}} 15.0 |{{increase}} 10.0 |{{increase}} 6.1 |{{decrease}} 4.8 |{{decrease}} 7.8 |24.4 |
| {{flag|Mexico}}
|{{Increase}} 22.7 |{{decrease}} 15.0 |{{Increase}} 22.2 |{{Increase}} 18.1 |{{decrease}}13.3 |{{increase}} 24.0 |{{increase}} 14.7 |{{increase}} 8.2 |{{decrease}} 4.2 |{{decrease}} 9.5 |37.9 |
| {{flag|Argentina}}
|{{Increase}} 22.3 |{{decrease}} 16.0 |{{Increase}} 19.6 |{{Increase}} 15.0 |{{decrease}} 11.8 |{{increase}} 14.8 |{{increase}} 11.7 |{{increase}} 10.0 |{{decrease}} 7.3 |{{decrease}} 10.6 |22.7 |
| {{flag|South Africa}}
|{{Increase}} 21.1 |{{decrease}} 18.1 |{{Increase}} 22.4 |{{Increase}} 18.8 |{{Increase}} 16.6 |{{increase}} 16.5 |{{increase}} 12.6 |{{increase}} 9.8 |{{decrease}} 9.1 |{{decrease}} 13.4 |20.6 |
| {{flag|Sweden}}
|{{Increase}} 20.2 |{{Increase}} 17.0 |{{Increase}} 16.7 |{{decrease}} 14.0 |{{decrease}} 16.8 |{{increase}} 18.3 |{{increase}} 12.6 |{{increase}} 8.6 |{{decrease}} 6.7 |{{decrease}} 10.8 |37.0 |
| {{flag|Finland}}
|{{Increase}} 19.5 |{{Increase}} 17.8 |{{Increase}} 12.3 |{{Increase}} 8.7 |{{Increase}} 7.8 |{{increase}} 7.6 |{{increase}} 6.5 |{{increase}} 4.1 |{{decrease}} 3.6 |{{decrease}} 11.2 |25.7 |
| {{flag|Jordan}}
|{{Increase}} 17.8 |{{decrease}} 15.0 |{{Increase}} 15.3 |{{decrease}} 10.5 |{{increase}} 15.1 |{{decrease}} 8.3 |{{increase}} 22.9 |{{decrease}} 18.4 |{{decrease}} 24.5 |{{decrease}} 24.6 |77.9 |
| {{flag|Indonesia}}
|{{Increase}} 17.7 |{{decrease}} 9.6 |{{Increase}} 14.4 |{{Increase}} 11.4 |{{decrease}} 7.3 |{{increase}} 8.4 |{{increase}} 5.6 |{{increase}} 2.7 |{{decrease}} 1.1 |{{decrease}} 3.5 |9.8 |
| {{flag|Denmark}}
|{{Increase}} 15.2 |{{Increase}} 12.7 |{{Increase}} 12.2 |{{Increase}} 11.2 |{{decrease}} 10.5 |{{increase}} 11.8 |{{increase}} 8.7 |{{increase}} 6.9 |{{decrease}} 6.1 |{{decrease}} 9.5 |24.1 |
| {{flag|Norway}}
|{{Increase}} 14.2 |{{decrease}} 12.1 |{{Increase}} 13.4 |{{Increase}} 9.8 |9.2 |{{increase}} 9.2 |{{increase}} 6.7 |{{increase}} 4.3 |{{decrease}} 4.1 |{{decrease}} 6.4 |13.8 |
| {{flag|Turkey}}
|{{Increase}} 13.7 |{{decrease}} 13.4 |{{Increase}} 16.3 |{{decrease}} 13.7 |15.7 |{{increase}} 15.7 |{{increase}} 13.8 |{{increase}} 13.1 |{{decrease}} 12.0 |{{decrease}} 15.1 |23.5 |
| {{flag|Czech Republic}}
|{{Increase}} 13.7 |{{decrease}} 10.9 |{{Increase}} 16.4 |{{decrease}} 9.6 |{{Increase}} 14.4 |{{increase}} 10.0 |{{increase}} 5.5 |{{decrease}} 3.1 |{{decrease}} 3.2 |{{decrease}} 5.5 |11.4 |
| {{flag|Poland}}
|{{Increase}} 13.6 |{{decrease}} 6.9 |{{Increase}} 11.6 |{{decrease}} 5.0 |{{Increase}} 42.1 |{{increase}} 26.8 |{{increase}} 10.3 |{{increase}} 6.1 |{{decrease}} 5.3 |{{decrease}} 13.1 |41.9 |
| {{flag|Japan}}
|{{Increase}} 13.2 |{{decrease}} 9.8 |{{Increase}} 14.4 |{{Increase}} 10.6 |{{Increase}} 9.4 |{{Increase}} 8.3 |{{increase}} 6.2 |{{increase}} 4.8 |{{decrease}} 4.1 |{{decrease}} 7.1 |18.1 |
| {{flag|China}}
|{{Increase}} 12.9 |{{decrease}} 7.6 |{{Increase}} 8.9 |{{Increase}} 7.7 |{{Increase}} 5.8 |{{increase}} 4.0 |{{increase}} 3.0 |{{decrease}} 1.9 |{{decrease}} 2.6 |{{decrease}} 6.3 |9.8 |
| {{flag|Hungary}}
|{{Increase}} 11.8 |{{decrease}} 9.4 |{{Increase}} 13.8 |{{Increase}} 10.0 |{{decrease}} 7.6 |{{increase}} 8.7 |{{increase}} 6.9 |{{increase}} 5.2 |{{decrease}} 5.1 |{{decrease}} 8.1 |14.3 |
| {{flag|Portugal}}
|{{Increase}} 11.6 |{{decrease}} 8.1 |{{Increase}} 8.9 |{{Increase}} 5.4 |{{decrease}} 3.4 |{{increase}} 7.8 |{{increase}} 3.2 |{{increase}} 1.5 |{{decrease}} 1.3 |{{decrease}} 2.0 |18.8 |
| {{flag|Belarus}}
|{{Increase}} 11.4 |{{decrease}} 9.7 |{{Increase}} 11.8 |{{Increase}} 9.0 |{{Increase}} 5.9 |{{increase}} 5.6 |{{increase}} 4.5 |{{increase}} 4.2 |{{decrease}} 4.0 |{{decrease}} 6.1 |6.2 |
| {{flag|Colombia}}
|{{Increase}} 10.9 |{{decrease}} 7.9 |{{Increase}} 9.0 |{{Increase}} 7.1 |{{decrease}} 5.1 |{{increase}} 8.9 |{{increase}} 6.3 |{{increase}} 4.1 |{{decrease}} 3.2 |{{decrease}} 5.3 |13.0 |
| {{flag|Cyprus}}
|{{Increase}} 10.4 |{{decrease}} 9.4 |{{Increase}} 11.9 |{{Increase}} 9.3 |{{Increase}} 7.7 |{{increase}} 7.6 |{{increase}} 5.9 |{{increase}} 4.5 |{{decrease}} 3.8 |{{decrease}} 4.7 |10.3 |
| {{flag|Philippines}}
|{{Increase}} 10.2 |{{decrease}} 7.3 |{{Increase}} 9.0 |{{Increase}} 6.7 |{{decrease}} 4.6 |{{increase}} 5.6 |{{decrease}} 4.3 |{{decrease}} 4.6 |{{decrease}} 5.1 |{{decrease}} 7.1 |14.4 |
| {{flag|Ireland}}
|{{Increase}} 9.1 |{{decrease}} 7.5 |{{Increase}} 9.0 |{{Increase}} 7.3 |{{decrease}} 5.7 |{{increase}} 7.0 |{{increase}} 4.2 |{{increase}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 2.5 |{{decrease}} 4.3 |9.7 |
| {{flag|Singapore}}
|{{Increase}} 8.7 |{{decrease}} 6.5 |{{Increase}} 8.5 |{{Increase}} 7.3 |{{decrease}} 5.2 |5.8 |{{increase}} 5.8 |{{increase}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 1.7 |{{decrease}} 1.8 |3.6 |
| {{flag|Bulgaria}}
|{{Increase}} 7.2 |{{decrease}} 6.1 |{{Increase}} 8.6 |{{Increase}} 5.2 |{{Increase}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 3.1 |{{increase}} 2.7 |{{decrease}} 2.1 |{{decrease}} 2.5 |{{decrease}} 2.7 |4.0 |
| {{flag|Kazakhstan}}
|{{Increase}} 6.5 |{{decrease}} 4.5 |{{Increase}} 6.1 |{{Increase}} 4.9 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Croatia}}
|{{Increase}} 6.1 |{{Increase}} 5.3 |{{Increase}} 5.2 |{{Increase}} 3.3 |{{Increase}} 2.9 |2.4 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Chile}}
|{{Increase}} 5.8 |{{decrease}} 4.2 |{{Increase}} 5.5 |{{Increase}} 3.3 |{{decrease}} 2.8 |{{increase}} 5.1 |{{increase}} 3.6 |{{increase}} 2.4 |{{decrease}} 1.5 |{{decrease}} 2.5 |9.3 |
| {{flag|Estonia}}
|{{Increase}} 5.3 |{{Increase}} 3.1 |{{Increase}} 2.6 |{{Increase}} 2.0 |{{Increase}} 1.2 |1.1 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Lithuania}}
|{{Increase}} 5.1 |{{decrease}} 4.2 |{{Increase}} 7.4 |{{Increase}} 5.5 |{{Increase}} 3.3 |2.4 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Latvia}}
|{{Increase}} 4.7 |{{decrease}} 4.2 |{{Increase}} 5.9 |{{Increase}} 5.2 |{{Increase}} 4.3 |{{increase}} 3.0 |{{increase}} 2.2 |{{decrease}} 1.6 |{{decrease}} 1.7 |{{decrease}} 2.7 |4.2 |
| {{flag|Georgia}}
|{{decrease}} 4.5 |{{decrease}} 4.6 |{{Increase}} 6.0 |{{decrease}} 5.1 |{{Increase}} 3.2 |{{increase}} 2.7 |{{increase}} 2.1 |1.9 |{{decrease}} 1.9 |{{decrease}} 2.9 |3.8 |
| {{flag|Moldova}}
|{{Increase}} 4.4 |{{decrease}} 3.1 |{{Increase}} 4.4 |{{Increase}} 3.4 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |{{increase}} 2.4 |{{increase}} 1.9 |{{increase}} 1.6 |{{decrease}} 1.5 |{{decrease}} 3.0 |4.0 |
| {{flag|Hong Kong}}
|{{Increase}} 4.1 |{{decrease}} 2.2 |{{Increase}} 3.4 |{{Increase}} 2.1 |{{decrease}} 0.7 |{{increase}} 1.0 |{{increase}} 0.5 |{{increase}} 0.2 |{{decrease}} 0.1 |{{decrease}} 0.4 |1.4 |
| {{flag|New Zealand}}
|{{Increase}} 3.9 |{{decrease}} 2.7 |{{Increase}} 3.1 |{{Increase}} 2.8 |{{Increase}} 2.5 |{{increase}} 2.4 |{{increase}} 2.1 |{{increase}} 1.5 |{{decrease}} 1.3 |{{decrease}} 1.9 |4.4 |
| {{flag|Taiwan}}
|{{Increase}} 3.9 |{{decrease}} 2.5 |{{Increase}} 3.7 |{{Increase}} 3.4 |{{Increase}} 3.0 |{{increase}} 2.2 |{{increase}} 1.9 |{{increase}} 1.1 |{{decrease}} 0.8 |{{decrease}} 1.1 |2.7 |
| {{flag|Ecuador}}
|{{Increase}} 3.5 |{{decrease}} 2.7 |{{Increase}} 3.0 |{{Increase}} 2.5 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Uzbekistan}}
|{{Increase}} 3.4 |{{decrease}} 3.0 |{{Increase}} 4.9 |{{Increase}} 3.5 |2.1 |2.1 |2.3 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |{{decrease}} 3.0 |{{decrease}} 5.9 |7.1 |
| {{flag|Thailand}}
|{{decrease}} 3.0 |{{Increase}} 3.4 |{{decrease}} 2.7 |{{Increase}} 2.8 |{{Increase}} 1.9 |{{increase}} 1.5 |1.3 |{{increase}} 1.8 |{{increase}} 1.5 |{{decrease}} 0.6 |2.4 |
| {{flag|Serbia}}
|{{Increase}} 3.0 |{{Increase}} 1.4 |{{Increase}} 1.1 |{{Increase}} 0.6 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Azerbaijan}}
|{{Increase}} 2.9 |{{decrease}} 2.7 |{{Increase}} 2.9 |2.7 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Venezuela}}
|2.8 |{{decrease}} 2.8 |{{Increase}} 3.9 |{{Increase}} 3.0 |{{decrease}} 1.9 |{{increase}} 3.2 |{{increase}} 2.5 |{{increase}} 2.1 |{{decrease}} 1.1 |{{decrease}} 1.9 |5.9 |
| {{flag|Uruguay}}
|{{Increase}} 2.6 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |{{Increase}} 2.6 |{{Increase}} 2.1 |{{decrease}} 2.0 |{{increase}} 3.2 |{{increase}} 3.0 |{{increase}} 2.7 |{{decrease}} 2.0 |{{decrease}} 2.6 |4.0 |
| {{flag|Egypt}}
|{{Increase}} 2.6 |{{Increase}} 2.3 |{{decrease}} 1.7 |{{decrease}} 2.5 |{{Increase}} 4.8 |{{increase}} 4.3 |{{increase}} 3.1 |{{decrease}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 3.1 |{{decrease}} 5.3 |12.8 |
| {{flag|Slovenia}}
|{{Increase}} 2.6 |{{decrease}} 2.2 |{{Increase}} 2.4 |1.5 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Morocco}}
|{{Increase}} 2.5 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |{{decrease}} 2.5 |{{Increase}} 2.6 |{{decrease}} 2.5 |3.3 |{{increase}} 3.4 |{{increase}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 2.2 |{{decrease}} 2.4 |3.0 |
| {{flag|Malaysia}}
|{{Increase}} 1.6 |{{decrease}} 0.6 |{{Increase}} 2.3 |{{Increase}} 2.0 |{{decrease}} 1.2 |{{increase}} 1.5 |{{increase}} 0.6 |0.1 |{{decrease}} 0.1 |{{decrease}} 0.4 |2.6 |
| {{flag|Lebanon}}
|.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |0.3 |0.3 |{{decrease}} 0.3 |{{decrease}} 0.5 |15.6 |
| Grand total
|{{Increase}} 2,803.1 |{{decrease}} 2,321.4 |{{Increase}} 2,559.6 |{{Increase}} 2,063.1 |{{decrease}} 1,825.2 |1,902.8 |{{increase}} 1,505.5 |{{increase}} 1,063.2 |{{decrease}} 861.9 |{{decrease}} 1,195.7 |2,416.8 |
| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
! colspan="12" |Tourist arrivals, by country of citizenship (in thousands) 1990–2000 |
| Country
!1994https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1995_num46.pdf !1993https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1994_num45.pdf !1992https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1993_num44.pdf !1991https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1992_num43.pdf !1990https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1991_num42.pdf |
|---|
| {{flag|United States}}
|{{decrease}} 488.5 |{{increase}} 515.2 |{{increase}} 451 |{{decrease}} 420.7 |{{decrease}} 435.1 |{{increase}} 452.7 |{{increase}} 385.1 |{{increase}} 371.9 |{{increase}} 345.4 |{{decrease}} 227.2 |244.5 |
| {{flag|France}}
|{{increase}} 202.4 |{{increase}} 194.9 |{{increase}} 168.6 |{{decrease}} 166.7 |{{decrease}} 173.1 |{{increase}} 178.4 |{{increase}} 159.2 |{{increase}} 152.6 |{{increase}} 140.3 |{{decrease}} 111.7 |118.4 |
| {{flag|United Kingdom}}
|{{increase}} 201.2 |{{decrease}} 195.5 |{{decrease}} 197.8 |{{decrease}} 198.9 |{{decrease}} 207.4 |{{increase}} 217.1 |{{increase}} 196 |{{increase}} 170.7 |{{increase}} 149.2 |{{decrease}} 100.6 |114 |
| {{flag|Germany}}
|{{decrease}} 176 |{{increase}} 181 |{{decrease}} 145.6 |{{decrease}} 182.5 |{{increase}} 222 |{{increase}} 218.8 |{{increase}}194.6 |{{increase}} 173.3 |{{increase}} 162.7 |{{decrease}} 79.3 |97.9 |
| {{flag|Italy}}
|{{increase}} 171.4 |{{increase}} 146.7 |{{increase}} 85.4 |{{increase}} 84.2 |{{decrease}} 72.2 |{{increase}} 83 |{{decrease}} 71.5 |{{increase}} 73.8 |{{increase}} 73.2 |{{decrease}} 27.2 |33.7 |
| {{flag|Netherlands}}
|{{increase}} 91.3 |{{increase}} 90.4 |{{decrease}} 73.9 |{{decrease}} 77.7 |{{increase}} 81.8 |{{increase}} 75.5 |{{increase}} 59 |{{increase}} 52.2 |{{increase}} 48.6 |{{increase}} 29.8 |28.3 |
| {{flag|Jordan}}
|{{increase}} 77.9 |{{increase}} 59.8 |{{increase}} 52.9 |{{decrease}} 46.9 |{{decrease}} 49.8 |{{increase}} 84.4 |{{increase}} 25.8 |{{increase}} 25.1 |{{increase}} 19.7 |{{increase}} 8.5 |7.1 |
| {{flag|Spain}}
|{{increase}} 65.6 |{{increase}} 35.1 |{{increase}} 22.7 |{{decrease}} 19.8 |{{decrease}} 20.9 |{{increase}} 32.6 |{{increase}} 26.7 |{{increase}} 24 |{{increase}} 22.8 |{{decrease}} 9.9 |16.4 |
| {{flag|Canada}}
|{{increase}}55 |{{increase}} 51.4 |{{increase}} 43.6 |{{decrease}} 43.5 |{{decrease}} 44.4 |{{increase}} 46.5 |{{decrease}} 38.2 |{{increase}} 38.4 |{{increase}} 37.4 |{{decrease}} 24.7 |30.8 |
| {{flag|Poland}}
|{{increase}} 41.9 |{{increase}} 25.9 |{{increase}} 16.4 |{{increase}} 14.8 |{{decrease}} 14.3 |{{increase}} 15.1 |{{decrease}} 11.9 |{{increase}} 13.7 |{{increase}} 12 |{{decrease}} 5.7 |6 |
| {{flag|Belgium}}
|{{decrease}} 39.9 |{{increase}} 45.9 |{{decrease}} 39.5 |{{decrease}} 46.6 |{{increase}} 47.2 |{{increase}} 46.7 |{{increase}} 36.9 |{{increase}} 32.3 |{{increase}} 25.1 |{{decrease}} 17.6 |20.1 |
| {{flag|Ukraine}}
|{{increase}} 38 |{{increase}} 27.9 |{{increase}} 23.6 |{{increase}} 21.7 |{{increase}} 19.5 |17.8 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Mexico}}
|{{increase}} 37.9 |{{increase}} 14.6 |10.2 |{{increase}} 10.2 |{{increase}} 8.7 |{{decrease}} 7.4 |9.6 |{{decrease}} 9.6 |{{increase}} 10.5 |{{decrease}} 4.4 |5.9 |
| {{flag|Sweden}}
|{{increase}} 37 |{{increase}} 34.8 |{{decrease}} 31.9 |{{decrease}} 33.6 |{{increase}} 39.1 |{{increase}} 37.1 |{{increase}} 35.5 |{{decrease}} 31.6 |{{increase}} 33.9 |{{decrease}} 20.4 |23 |
| {{flag|Russia}}
|{{decrease}} 35.9 |{{decrease}} 55.4 |{{decrease}} 61.5 |{{increase}} 69.7 |{{increase}} 64.9 |61.6 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Switzerland}}
|{{decrease}} 32.8 |{{decrease}} 34.9 |{{decrease}} 35.5 |{{decrease}} 35.7 |{{decrease}} 44 |{{increase}} 53.9 |{{increase}} 53.2 |{{increase}} 44.6 |{{increase}} 39.5 |{{decrease}} 25.6 |31.1 |
| {{flag|Finland}}
|{{decrease}} 25.7 |{{increase}} 28 |{{decrease}} 24.4 |{{decrease}} 25.6 |{{increase}} 26.6 |{{increase}} 25.5 |{{increase}} 21.3 |{{decrease}} 18.1 |{{increase}} 23.1 |{{decrease}} 15.6 |19.4 |
| {{flag|Brazil}}
|{{increase}} 25.3 |{{decrease}} 17.3 |{{decrease}} 24.5 |{{increase}} 27.9 |{{decrease}} 26 |{{increase}} 28.2 |{{increase}} 16.2 |{{increase}} 12.8 |{{increase}} 11.3 |{{decrease}} 7.8 |10.5 |
| {{flag|Greece}}
|{{increase}}24.4 |{{increase}} 19.8 |{{increase}} 14.8 |{{increase}} 12.3 |{{decrease}} 10.8 |{{increase}} 21.8 |{{decrease}} 16.7 |{{decrease}} 18.5 |{{increase}} 19.1 |{{increase}} 10 |8.6 |
| {{flag|Denmark}}
|{{decrease}} 24.1 |{{increase}} 29 |{{decrease}} 24.1 |{{increase}} 29.9 |{{increase}} 28.8 |{{increase}} 26.4 |{{increase}} 20.9 |{{increase}} 17.4 |{{increase}} 16.7 |{{decrease}} 9.7 |10.9 |
| {{flag|Turkey}}
|{{increase}} 23.5 |{{increase}} 21.6 |{{increase}} 16.4 |{{decrease}} 13.8 |{{increase}} 14.3 |{{increase}} 11.8 |{{increase}} 8.9 |{{increase}} 7.9 |{{decrease}} 6.6 |{{increase}} 7 |6.1 |
| {{flag|Australia}}
|{{decrease}} 23.4 |{{increase}} 23.8 |{{decrease}} 20 |{{increase}} 23.9 |{{decrease}} 22.7 |{{increase}} 24.6 |{{increase}} 20.1 |{{increase}} 19.2 |{{increase}} 18.1 |{{decrease}} 10.4 |14.4 |
| {{flag|Argentina}}
|{{increase}} 22.7 |{{increase}} 16.7 |{{decrease}} 16.2 |{{increase}} 16.5 |{{decrease}} 16.1 |{{decrease}} 17.8 |{{increase}} 18.1 |{{increase}} 17 |{{increase}} 16.6 |{{increase}} 9.6 |8.6 |
| {{flag|Austria}}
|{{decrease}} 22 |{{increase}} 31.3 |{{decrease}} 26.2 |{{decrease}} 31.5 |{{decrease}} 38 |{{increase}} 40.4 |{{increase}} 37.3 |{{increase}} 33.5 |{{increase}} 29.5 |{{decrease}} 11.4 |17.2 |
| {{flag|South Africa}}
|{{decrease}} 20.6 |{{decrease}} 24.1 |{{decrease}} 25.6 |{{decrease}} 27.2 |{{decrease}} 31.3 |{{increase}} 34.2 |{{increase}} 28.9 |{{increase}} 26.6 |{{increase}} 23.6 |{{decrease}} 14.9 |19.9 |
| {{flag|Czech Republic}} and {{flag|Slovakia}} or as {{flag|Czechoslovakia}}
|{{decrease}} 19.3 |{{increase}} 26.6 |{{decrease}} 2.7 |{{increase}} 20.5 |{{increase}} 18.3 |{{increase}} 14 |{{increase}} 8.6 |{{increase}} 5.6 |{{increase}} 5.4 |{{increase}} 3.3 |1.8 |
| {{flag|Portugal}}
|{{increase}} 18.8 |{{increase}} 10 |{{decrease}} 5.4 |{{increase}} 6.3 |{{decrease}} 5.1 |{{increase}} 9.5 |{{decrease}} 6.8 |{{increase}} 8.9 |{{increase}} 8.2 |{{decrease}} 1.9 |5.1 |
| {{flag|Japan}}
|{{increase}} 18.1 |{{increase}} 17.9 |{{decrease}} 13.8 |{{decrease}} 16.3 |{{decrease}} 18.5 |{{increase}} 15.8 |{{increase}} 12.6 |{{decrease}} 10.7 |{{increase}} 11.4 |{{decrease}} 5.8 |6.4 |
| {{flag|South Korea}}
|{{increase}} 16.8 |{{increase}} 12.2 |{{decrease}} 5.3 |{{decrease}} 23 |{{increase}} 28.5 |{{increase}} 19.7 |{{increase}} 13.1 |{{increase}} 9 |{{increase}} 8.3 |{{increase}} 4.5 |3.5 |
| {{flag|India}}
|{{increase}} 15.9 |{{increase}} 14.8 |{{decrease}} 10.9 |{{increase}} 13.2 |{{increase}} 11.6 |{{increase}} 8.4 |{{increase}} 7.4 |{{increase}} 5 |{{increase}} 3.4 |{{decrease}} 2 |3.7 |
| {{flag|Lebanon}}
|{{decrease}} 15.6 |{{increase}} 39.1 |{{increase}} 34.1 |{{decrease}} 32.4 |{{decrease}} 33 |{{decrease}} 38.6 |{{increase}} 38.8 |{{increase}} 36.4 |{{increase}} 32.9 |{{decrease}} 25.1 |41.8 |
| {{flag|Philippines}}
|{{increase}} 14.4 |{{increase}} 8.6 |{{decrease}} 4.4 |{{increase}} 5.7 |5.3 |{{increase}} 5.3 |{{increase}} 3.6 |{{increase}} 2.8 |{{increase}} 2.1 |{{decrease}} 1.4 |1.7 |
| {{flag|Hungary}}
|{{decrease}} 14.3 |{{increase}} 15.9 |{{decrease}} 11.8 |{{decrease}} 13.3 |{{decrease}} 14 |{{increase}} 14.6 |{{increase}} 14.1 |{{increase}} 12.2 |{{increase}} 10.5 |{{decrease}} 6.4 |8.5 |
| {{flag|Norway}}
|13.8 |{{increase}} 13.8 |{{decrease}} 13.7 |{{decrease}} 15.8 |{{increase}} 18.3 |{{increase}} 18.2 |{{increase}} 14.7 |{{increase}} 12.5 |{{increase}} 11.5 |{{decrease}} 7.5 |8.7 |
| {{flag|Colombia}}
|{{increase}}13 |{{increase}} 6.5 |{{decrease}} 6.3 |{{increase}} 8.2 |{{decrease}} 7.6 |{{increase}} 8.1 |{{increase}} 6.3 |5.3 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Egypt}}
|{{increase}} 12.8 |{{decrease}} 11.7 |{{decrease}} 12.3 |{{decrease}} 13.9 |{{decrease}} 22.3 |{{increase}} 28 |{{increase}} 21.8 |{{increase}} 9.8 |{{increase}} 8.1 |{{increase}} 6.1 |3.3 |
| {{flag|Romania}}
|{{increase}} 11.9 |{{increase}}10.4 |{{increase}} 6.6 |{{decrease}} 5.9 |{{decrease}} 6.8 |{{decrease}} 8.5 |{{increase}} 8.8 |{{increase}} 8.1 |{{decrease}} 5 |{{decrease}} 7.9 |10 |
| {{flag|Cyprus}}
|{{increase}} 10.3 |{{decrease}} 9.6 |{{increase}} 9.7 |{{increase}} 8.7 |{{decrease}} 8.4 |{{increase}} 10.2 |{{increase}} 9.6 |{{decrease}} 7.3 |{{increase}} 7.7 |{{increase}} 6 |4.5 |
| {{flag|China}}
|{{increase}} 9.8 |{{increase}} 7.6 |{{increase}} 5.2 |{{increase}} 4.4 |{{decrease}} 3.7 |{{increase}} 4.3 |{{increase}} 3.4 |2.4 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Indonesia}}
|{{increase}} 9.8 |{{increase}} 9.2 |{{decrease}} 1.8 |{{increase}} 11.5 |{{increase}} 9.2 |{{increase}} 8.1 |3.6 |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Ireland}}
|{{decrease}} 9.7 |{{increase}} 10.2 |6.2 |{{increase}} 6.2 |{{decrease}} 5.2 |{{increase}} 6 |{{decrease}} 5.5 |{{increase}} 6.2 |{{increase}} 5.7 |{{decrease}} 3.9 |4.2 |
| {{flag|Chile}}
|{{increase}} 9.3 |{{increase}} 5.2 |{{decrease}} 4 |{{increase}} 5.2 |{{increase}} 4.5 |3.8 |{{increase}} 3.8 |{{increase}} 3 |{{increase}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 1.8 |1.9 |
| {{flag|Nigeria}}
|{{increase}} 9.3 |{{decrease}} 0.9 |{{decrease}} 2.9 |{{increase}} 7 |{{decrease}} 0.9 |{{increase}} 13.5 |{{increase}} 5.7 |1.6 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Croatia}}, {{flag|Bosnia and Herzegovina}}, {{flag|Serbia and Montenegro}}, {{flag|Slovenia}}, and {{flag|Republic of Macedonia}} or as {{flag|Yugoslavia}}
|{{increase}} 9 |{{increase}} 5.7 |{{increase}} 4 |{{decrease}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 4.5 |{{increase}} 3.7 |3.6 |{{decrease}} 3.6 |{{increase}} 4 |{{decrease}} 3.8 |5.4 |
| {{flag|Uzbekistan}}
|{{increase}} 7.1 |{{increase}} 4.5 |{{decrease}} 3.3 |{{decrease}} 4 |5 |5 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Belarus}}
|{{increase}} 6.2 |{{increase}} 4.8 |{{increase}} 4.5 |{{decrease}} 3.9 |{{increase}} 4.2 |3.8 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Venezuela}}
|{{increase}} 5.9 |{{increase}} 3.1 |{{increase}} 2.6 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |{{decrease}} 2.6 |{{increase}} 3.2 |{{increase}} 2.2 |{{decrease}} 2.1 |{{increase}} 2.2 |{{decrease}} 1.6 |1.7 |
| {{flag|New Zealand}}
|{{decrease}} 4.4 |{{increase}} 4.7 |{{decrease}} 3.8 |{{decrease}} 4.4 |{{decrease}} 4.5 |{{increase}} 4.8 |{{increase}} 4.1 |{{increase}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 3.4 |{{decrease}} 1.9 |2.7 |
| {{flag|Latvia}}
|{{decrease}} 4.2 |{{increase}} 4.6 |{{increase}} 4.1 |{{increase}} 4 |{{increase}} 3.7 |3.5 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Bulgaria}}
|{{increase}} 4 |{{increase}} 3.7 |{{decrease}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 2.9 |{{decrease}} 4.2 |{{increase}} 4.7 |{{increase}} 4.1 |{{increase}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 2.5 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |2.4 |
| {{flag|Moldova}}
|{{increase}} 4 |{{increase}} 2.9 |{{decrease}} 2.7 |{{decrease}} 3 |{{increase}} 4.2 |2.5 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Uruguay}}
|{{increase}} 4 |{{increase}} 2.7 |{{increase}} 2.6 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |{{decrease}} 2.6 |{{increase}} 2.8 |{{increase}} 2.6 |{{increase}} 2.5 |{{increase}} 2.2 |{{decrease}} 1.5 |1.8 |
| {{flag|Georgia}}
|{{increase}} 3.8 |{{increase}} 2.9 |{{decrease}} 3 |{{decrease}} 3.3 |{{increase}} 3.5 |2.9 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Singapore}}
|{{decrease}} 3.6 |{{increase}} 4 |{{decrease}} 3.2 |{{decrease}} 4.3 |{{increase}} 4.8 |{{increase}} 4.7 |{{increase}} 3.6 |2.5 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Morocco}}
|{{decrease}} 3 |{{increase}} 3.2 |{{decrease}} 2.4 |2.6 |.. |.. |.. |{{increase}} 1.6 |{{increase}} 1.5 |1.4 |1.4 |
| {{flag|Taiwan}}
|{{increase}} 2.7 |{{increase}} 2.6 |{{decrease}} 2.1 |{{decrease}} 2.7 |{{increase}} 3 |2.2 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Malaysia}}
|{{increase}} 2.6 |{{increase}} 2.5 |{{decrease}} 1.1 |{{decrease}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 3.3 |3.5 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Thailand}}
|{{decrease}} 2.4 |{{increase}} 2.5 |{{decrease}} 1.4 |{{increase}} 3.6 |{{decrease}} 2.8 |{{increase}} 3 |{{increase}} 4.2 |2.5 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Hong Kong}}
|{{decrease}} 1.4 |{{decrease}} 2.4 |{{decrease}} 2.7 |{{increase}} 3.6 |{{decrease}} 3.8 |{{increase}} 5 |{{increase}} 4.9 |{{increase}} 4.6 |{{increase}} 4 |{{decrease}} 1.8 |2.5 |
| {{flag|Armenia}}, {{flag|Azerbaijan}}, {{flag|Belarusian Democratic Republic|name=Belarus}}, {{flag|Estonia}}, {{flag|Democratic Republic of Georgia|name=Georgia}}, {{flag|Kazakhstan}}, {{flag|Kyrgyzstan}}, {{flag|Latvia}}, {{flag|Lithuania}}, {{flag|Moldova}}, {{flag|Russia}}, {{flag|Tajikistan}}, {{flag|Turkmenistan}}, {{flag|Ukraine}}, and {{flag|Uzbekistan}} or as {{flag|Soviet Union}}
|.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |{{increase}} 92.7 |{{increase}} 63.3 |{{increase}} 41.8 |{{decrease}} 21.9 |23.0 |
| {{flag|Luxembourg}}
|.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |0.4 |0.4 |
| {{flag|Tunisia}}
|.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |0.4 |0.4 |
| {{flag|Ethiopia}}
|.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |{{decrease}} 0.3 |0.9 |
| {{flag|Pakistan}}
|.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |0.1 |0.1 |
| Grand total
|{{increase}} 2,416.8 |{{increase}} 2,312.3 |{{decrease}} 1,941.6 |{{decrease}} 2,010.4 |{{decrease}} 2,100.6 |{{increase}} 2,215.6 |{{increase}} 1,838.70 |{{increase}} 1,655.60 |{{increase}} 1,509.50 |{{decrease}} 943.3 |1,063.4 |
| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
! colspan="12" |Tourist arrivals, by country of citizenship (in thousands) 1980–1990 |
| Country
!1989https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1990_num41.pdf !1988https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1989_num40.pdf !1987https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1988_num39.pdf !1986https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1987_num38.pdf !1985https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1986_num37.pdf !1984https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1985_num36.pdf !1983https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1984_num35.pdf !1982https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1983_num34.pdf !1981https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1982_num33.pdf !1980https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1981_num32.pdf |
|---|
| {{flag|United States}}
|{{decrease}} 244.5 |{{increase}} 260.2 |{{decrease}} 250.1 |{{increase}} 293.5 |{{decrease}} 211.7 |{{decrease}} 367 |{{increase}} 403.8 |{{increase}} 354.4 |{{decrease}} 263.5 |{{decrease}} 270.9 |284.7 |
| {{flag|France}}
|{{decrease}} 118.4 |{{increase}} 131.9 |{{decrease}} 124.8 |{{increase}} 153.8 |{{decrease}} 1360 |{{increase}} 140.7 |{{decrease}} 125.1 |{{decrease}} 127.5 |{{decrease}} 129.6 |{{increase}} 148.0 |138.8 |
| {{flag|United Kingdom}}
|{{decrease}} 114.1 |{{decrease}} 134.6 |{{decrease}} 145.6 |{{increase}} 155.6 |{{increase}} 133.9 |{{decrease}} 129.3 |{{increase}} 131.3 |{{decrease}} 122.4 |{{decrease}} 126.8 |{{increase}} 143.2 |140.8 |
| {{flag|West Germany}}
|{{decrease}} 97.9 |{{decrease}} 119.3 |{{decrease}} 154.6 |{{increase}} 182.1 |{{decrease}} 139.1 |{{increase}} 145.7 |{{increase}} 133.8 |{{increase}} 111.4 |{{decrease}} 107.5 |{{decrease}} 155.1 |157.4 |
| {{flag|Lebanon}}
|{{decrease}} 41.8 |{{increase}} 42.6 |{{increase}} 38.8 |{{increase}} 37.1 |{{increase}} 36.5 |{{decrease}} 31.4 |{{decrease}} 33.4 |65.1 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Italy}}
|{{decrease}} 33.7 |{{increase}} 35.8 |{{decrease}} 28.8 |{{increase}} 52.3 |{{decrease}} 33.5 |{{decrease}} 44.4 |{{increase}} 48.9 |{{increase}} 47.4 |{{decrease}} 35.1 |{{decrease}} 49.2 |55.8 |
| {{flag|Switzerland}}
|{{decrease}} 31.2 |{{decrease}} 35.5 |{{decrease}} 40.7 |{{increase}} 47.4 |{{increase}} 37.7 |{{increase}} 36.2 |{{increase}} 35.1 |{{increase}} 31.7 |{{decrease}} 29.3 |{{decrease}}31.4 |34.1 |
| {{flag|Canada}}
|{{decrease}} 30.8 |{{increase}} 32.3 |{{decrease}} 30.1 |{{increase}} 34.2 |28.5 |{{increase}} 38.1 |{{increase}} 34.6 |{{increase}} 33.0 |{{decrease}} 26.6 |{{increase}} 27.8 |26.5 |
| {{flag|Netherlands}}
|{{decrease}} 28.3 |{{decrease}} 33.8 |{{decrease}} 36.6 |{{increase}} 45.7 |{{decrease}} 31.5 |{{increase}} 32.1 |{{decrease}} 26.5 |{{decrease}} 28.8 |{{decrease}} 28.9 |{{decrease}} 32.3 |37.1 |
| {{flag|Sweden}}
|{{decrease}} 23 |{{decrease}} 30.4 |{{decrease}} 33.3 |{{increase}} 35.4 |24.9 |{{increase}}24.9 |{{increase}} 23.2 |17.9 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Soviet Union}}
|{{decrease}} 23 |22.3 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Belgium}}
|{{decrease}} 20.1 |{{increase}} 22.4 |{{decrease}} 20 |{{increase}} 24.3 |{{increase}}20.7 |{{increase}} 19.7 |{{increase}} 18.3 |{{increase}} 17.0 |{{decrease}} 15.7 |{{decrease}} 20.2 |20.9 |
| {{flag|Union of South Africa|name=South Africa}}
|{{increase}} 19.9 |{{decrease}} 18.4 |{{decrease}} 21 |{{increase}} 23.6 |{{increase}}20.3 |{{decrease}} 18 |{{increase}} 26.5 |{{increase}} 22.4 |{{increase}} 18.4 |{{decrease}} 17.6 |26.1 |
| {{flag|Finland}}
|{{decrease}} 18.4 |{{decrease}} 19.7 |{{increase}} 20 |{{increase}} 19.2 |{{increase}} 14.2 |{{increase}} 10.7 |{{increase}} 9 |7.8 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Austria}}
|{{decrease}} 17.2 |{{decrease}} 17.8 |{{decrease}} 21.2 |{{increase}} 27.7 |{{decrease}} 23.1 |{{increase}} 26 |{{increase}} 21.7 |{{increase}} 19.1 |{{decrease}} 16.8 |{{increase}} 22.9 |22.4 |
| {{flag|Spain}}
|{{decrease}} 16.4 |{{increase}} 17.8 |{{decrease}} 13.4 |{{increase}} 21.5 |{{increase}} 16.1 |{{increase}} 14.2 |{{increase}} 12.9 |{{increase}} 9.4 |{{decrease}} 7.8 |{{increase}} 11.0 |10.8 |
| {{flag|Australia}}
|{{decrease}} 14.4 |16.9 |{{decrease}} 16.9 |{{increase}} 20 |{{decrease}} 15.8 |{{increase}} 19.9 |{{increase}} 16.7 |{{increase}} 14.1 |{{decrease}} 11.6 |{{decrease}} 12.1 |13.4 |
| {{flag|Denmark}}
|{{decrease}} 10.9 |{{decrease}} 14.8 |{{decrease}} 16.9 |{{increase}} 18.7 |{{decrease}} 15.6 |{{increase}} 16.6 |{{increase}} 14.1 |11.6 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Brazil}}
|{{decrease}} 10.5 |{{increase}} 15.7 |{{decrease}} 13.6 |{{increase}} 14.2 |{{increase}} 11.2 |{{increase}} 9.6 |{{increase}} 8.7 |{{decrease}} 7.5 |{{increase}} 8.2 |{{increase}} 7.5 |7.3 |
| {{flag|Socialist Republic of Romania|name=Romania}}
|{{increase}} 10 |{{decrease}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 4.5 |{{increase}} 4 |{{increase}} 3.2 |{{decrease}} 3 |{{decrease}} 3.3 |{{increase}} 3.4 |{{decrease}} 3.3 |{{increase}} 3.5 |3.0 |
| {{flag|Norway}}
|{{decrease}} 8.7 |{{decrease}} 9.7 |{{decrease}} 11.5 |{{increase}} 13.4 |{{increase}} 11.6 |{{increase}} 10.1 |{{increase}} 9 |7.6 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Argentina}}
|{{decrease}} 8.6 |{{decrease}}10.3 |{{decrease}} 10.5 |{{decrease}} 14.4 |{{increase}} 28 |{{increase}} 14.5 |{{increase}} 12.5 |{{increase}} 10 |{{decrease}} 7.4 |{{decrease}} 13.5 |15.4 |
| {{flag|Greece}}
|{{decrease}} 8.6 |{{increase}} 9 |{{decrease}} 7.6 |{{increase}} 12.7 |{{increase}} 10 |{{decrease}} 9.9 |{{increase}} 12 |{{decrease}} 9.1 |{{increase}} 11.2 |{{decrease}} 10.8 |11.1 |
| {{flag|Hungarian People's Republic|name=Hungary}}
|{{decrease}} 8.5 |11 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Jordan}}
|{{increase}} 7.1 |{{increase}} 5.7 |{{decrease}} 4.4 |{{increase}} 18.7 |{{increase}} 17.6 |{{increase}} 14.5 |{{increase}} 13.1 |12.3 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Japan}}
|{{decrease}} 6.4 |{{decrease}} 6.9 |{{increase}} 7.5 |{{increase}} 7.2 |{{increase}} 5.1 |{{increase}} 4.7 |{{increase}} 4.4 |{{increase}} 4.3 |{{increase}} 3.9 |{{decrease}} 3.3 |3.4 |
| {{flag|Turkey}}
|6.1 |{{increase}} 5.4 |{{decrease}} 5.3 |{{increase}} 5.4 |4.6 |{{decrease}} 4.6 |6 |.. |.. |.. |7.6 |
| {{flag|Poland}}
|{{decrease}} 6 |9.9 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Mexico}}
|{{decrease}} 5.9 |{{decrease}} 7.9 |{{decrease}} 9 |{{increase}} 10.2 |{{decrease}} 6 |{{increase}} 12 |{{increase}} 11.9 |{{increase}} 8.2 |{{decrease}} 6.3 |{{increase}} 12.6 |9.4 |
| {{flag|Portugal}}
|{{increase}} 5.1 |{{increase}} 5 |{{decrease}} 4 |{{increase}} 5.2 |2.8 |{{increase}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |2.9 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Cyprus}}
|{{increase}}4.5 |{{increase}} 4.3 |{{decrease}} 3.2 |{{increase}} 7.3 |{{increase}} 6.2 |{{decrease}} 6 |6.7 |.. |.. |.. |5.7 |
| {{flag|Ireland}}
|{{decrease}} 4.2 |{{decrease}} 4.7 |{{decrease}} 5 |{{increase}} 7.3 |{{increase}} 5.7 |{{decrease}} 5.4 |{{decrease}} 5.5 |5.7 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|India}} and {{flag|Pakistan}}
|{{decrease}} 3.8 |{{decrease}} 4.3 |{{decrease}} 4.5 |5.3 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Egypt}}
|{{decrease}} 3.3 |{{decrease}} 4.2 |{{decrease}} 4.3 |{{decrease}} 5.1 |{{increase}} 5.6 |{{increase}} 5 |{{increase}} 4.6 |{{increase}} 4.4 |{{increase}} 4.2 |0.0 |0.0 |
| {{flag|New Zealand}}
|{{decrease}} 2.7 |{{decrease}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 4.2 |{{increase}} 3.7 |{{decrease}} 2.7 |{{decrease}} 2.8 |{{increase}} 3 |{{increase}} 2.1 |{{decrease}} 2.0 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |2.6 |
| {{flag|Chile}}
|{{decrease}} 1.9 |{{increase}} 2.4 |{{increase}} 1.9 |{{increase}} 1.7 |{{decrease}} 1.5 |2 |{{increase}} 1.7 |{{decrease}} 1.4 |{{increase}} 1.8 |{{increase}} 1.6 |1.5 |
| {{flag|Uruguay}}
|{{decrease}} 1.8 |{{increase}} 2.3 |2 |2 |{{increase}} 2 |1.8 |{{increase}} 1.8 |{{decrease}} 1.5 |{{increase}} 2.1 |{{decrease}} 1.5 |1.7 |
| {{flag|India}}, {{flag|Pakistan}}, and {{flag|Sri Lanka}}
|.. |.. |.. |.. |{{increase}} 4.7 |{{increase}} 3.9 |{{decrease}} 3.3 |3.4 |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Yugoslavia}}
|.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |{{decrease}} 1.2 |{{decrease}} 1.8 |2.2 |
| {{flag|Cyprus}} and {{flag|Turkey}}
|.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |{{increase}} 11.3 |{{decrease}} 8.8 |12.0 | |
| {{flag|Denmark}}, {{flag|Finland}}, {{flag|Norway}}, and {{flag|Sweden}}
|.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |{{decrease}} 52.1 |{{decrease}} 65.2 |69.0 |
| Grand total
|{{decrease}} 1,063.4 |{{increase}} 1,176.5 |{{decrease}} 1,169.6 |{{increase}} 1,378.7 |{{decrease}} 1,101.5 |{{increase}} 1,264.4 |{{increase}} 1,259.2 |{{increase}} 1,166.8 |{{decrease}} 997.5 |{{decrease}} 1,137.1 |1,175.8 |
| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
! colspan="12" |Tourist arrivals, by country of citizenship (in thousands) 1970–1980 |
| Country
!1980https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1981_num32.pdf !1979https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1980_num30.pdf !1978https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1980_num30.pdf !1977https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1978_num29.pdf !1976https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1978_num29.pdf !1975https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1978_num29.pdf !1974https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1975_num26.pdf !1973https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1974_num25.pdf !1972https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1973_num24.pdf !1971https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1972_num23.pdf !1970https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1971_num22.pdf |
|---|
| {{flag|United States}}
|{{decrease}} 284.7 |{{increase}} 298.1 |{{increase}} 292.8 |{{increase}} 271.5 |{{increase}} 224.7 |{{decrease}} 169.4 |{{decrease}} 204.2 |{{decrease}} 227.9 |{{increase}} 288.5 |{{increase}} 255.8 |166.9 |
| {{flag|West Germany}}
|{{increase}} 157.4 |{{increase}} 145.0 |{{increase}} 131.2 |{{increase}} 110.4 |{{increase}} 63.6 |{{increase}} 49.8 |{{increase}} 43.6 |{{decrease}} 42.3 |{{increase}} 43.2 |{{increase}} 34.5 |20.2 |
| {{flag|United Kingdom}}
|{{increase}} 140.8 |{{increase}} 129.4 |{{increase}} 101.0 |{{increase}} 79.9 |{{increase}} 73.7 |{{decrease}} 66.1 |{{increase}} 69.7 |{{increase}} 66.6 |{{increase}} 66.5 |{{increase}} 64.3 |47.2 |
| {{flag|France}}
|{{increase}} 138.8 |{{increase}} 126.5 |{{decrease}} 120.6 |{{increase}} 122.0 |{{increase}} 108.3 |{{increase}} 72.8 |{{decrease}} 63.0 |{{increase}} 71.6 |{{decrease}} 64.6 |{{increase}} 68.2 |49.5 |
| {{flag|Denmark}}, {{flag|Finland}}, {{flag|Norway}}, and {{flag|Sweden}}
|{{decrease}} 69.0 |{{increase}} 71.7 |{{increase}} 67.7 |{{increase}} 64.1 |{{increase}} 46.6 |{{increase}} 31.3 |{{decrease}} 28.8 |{{decrease}} 34.0 |{{increase}} 37.9 |{{increase}} 29.4 |18.9 |
| {{flag|Italy}}
|{{increase}} 55.8 |{{increase}} 46.3 |{{increase}} 45.9 |{{increase}} 37.0 |{{increase}} 34.7 |{{increase}} 24.5 |{{increase}} 19.7 |{{decrease}} 18.1 |{{increase}} 18.2 |{{increase}} 16.1 |8.4 |
| {{flag|Netherlands}}
|{{decrease}} 37.1 |{{increase}} 39.7 |{{increase}} 35.1 |{{increase}} 34.1 |{{increase}} 27.8 |18.5 |{{decrease}} 18.5 |{{increase}} 19.9 |{{increase}} 19.8 |{{increase}} 17.0 |9.9 |
| {{flag|Switzerland}}
|{{decrease}} 34.1 |{{increase}} 34.4 |{{increase}} 31.3 |{{increase}} 30.8 |{{increase}} 25.1 |{{increase}} 19.9 |{{decrease}} 19.8 |{{decrease}} 20.5 |{{increase}} 21.8 |{{increase}} 16.8 |10.1 |
| {{flag|Canada}}
|{{decrease}} 26.5 |{{decrease}} 30.2 |{{decrease}} 32.9 |{{increase}} 35.3 |{{increase}} 29.1 |{{increase}} 25.4 |{{increase}} 24.7 |{{decrease}} 22.2 |{{decrease}} 23.9 |{{increase}} 25.6 |17.9 |
| {{flag|Union of South Africa|name=South Africa}}
|{{increase}} 26.1 |{{decrease}} 22.2 |{{decrease}} 22.3 |{{increase}} 24.6 |{{increase}} 20.8 |{{decrease}} 16.7 |{{increase}} 17.0 |{{increase}} 16.1 |{{increase}} 15.3 |{{increase}} 14.8 |11.4 |
| {{flag|Austria}}
|{{increase}} 22.4 |{{increase}} 19.5 |{{increase}} 17.4 |{{increase}} 15.8 |{{increase}} 10.1 |{{increase}} 6.6 |{{decrease}} 6.1 |{{decrease}} 6.6 |{{increase}} 7.2 |{{increase}} 5.7 |3.0 |
| {{flag|Belgium}}
|{{increase}} 20.9 |{{increase}} 20.8 |{{increase}} 18.9 |{{increase}} 18.3 |{{increase}} 14.0 |{{increase}} 11.7 |{{decrease}} 10.7 |{{increase}} 11.5 |10.5 |{{increase}} 10.5 |7.6 |
| {{flag|Argentina}}
|{{increase}} 15.4 |{{increase}} 13.9 |{{increase}} 10.9 |{{increase}} 10.3 |{{decrease}} 6.8 |{{increase}} 13.0 |{{increase}} 10.7 |{{decrease}} 7.4 |{{decrease}} 7.7 |{{increase}} 7.8 |6.2 |
| {{flag|Australia}}
|{{decrease}} 13.4 |{{decrease}} 14.5 |{{increase}} 15.0 |{{increase}} 14.6 |{{increase}} 12.8 |{{increase}} 9.8 |{{decrease}} 8.6 |{{increase}} 9.7 |{{increase}} 9.1 |{{increase}} 7.8 |6.2 |
| {{flag|Greece}}
|{{decrease}} 11.1 |{{increase}} 11.9 |{{increase}} 11.5 |{{increase}} 9.2 |{{increase}} 7.4 |{{decrease}} 5.8 |{{decrease}} 6.4 |{{increase}} 8.6 |{{increase}} 8.2 |{{increase}} 7.7 |5.4 |
| {{flag|Spain}}
|{{increase}} 10.8 |{{increase}} 9.4 |{{decrease}} 8.0 |{{increase}} 8.5 |{{increase}} 6.8 |{{increase}} 4.3 |{{decrease}} 2.5 |{{increase}} 4.5 |{{increase}} 2.5 |{{increase}} 1.6 |0.9 |
| {{flag|Mexico}}
|{{increase}} 9.4 |{{increase}} 7.9 |{{increase}} 6.5 |{{increase}} 5.7 |{{decrease}} 5.0 |{{increase}} 7.1 |{{decrease}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 4.3 |{{increase}} 3.7 |{{increase}} 3.4 |2.2 |
| {{flag|Turkey}}
|{{increase}} 7.6 |{{increase}} 5.3 |{{decrease}} 4.2 |{{increase}} 5.8 |{{increase}} 5.2 |{{decrease}} 4.3 |{{increase}} 6.3 |{{increase}} 5.6 |{{decrease}} 5.4 |6.3 |6.3 |
| {{flag|Brazil}}
|{{increase}} 7.3 |{{increase}} 6.9 |{{increase}} 6.6 |{{decrease}} 5.4 |{{decrease}} 6.0 |{{increase}} 6.4 |{{decrease}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 5.0 |4.9 |{{increase}} 4.9 |4.0 |
| {{flag|Cyprus}}
|{{increase}} 5.7 |{{increase}} 3.2 |{{increase}} 3.1 |{{increase}} 2.3 |{{increase}} 1.6 |{{decrease}} 1.4 |{{decrease}} 3.3 |{{increase}} 4.9 |{{increase}} 4.3 |{{increase}} 4.0 |2.7 |
| {{flag|Japan}}
|{{decrease}} 3.4 |{{increase}} 3.8 |{{decrease}} 2.4 |{{increase}} 2.6 |2.4 |{{increase}} 2.4 |{{decrease}} 1.8 |{{increase}} 2.5 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |{{increase}} 4.0 |1.0 |
| {{flag|Socialist Republic of Romania|name=Romania}}
|{{decrease}} 3.0 |{{increase}} 3.7 |3.2 |{{increase}} 3.2 |{{increase}} 3.0 |{{decrease}} 2.4 |{{decrease}} 4.0 |{{decrease}} 4.4 |{{increase}} 5.2 |{{increase}} 2.5 |2.0 |
| {{flag|New Zealand}}
|{{increase}} 2.6 |{{decrease}} 2.2 |2.5 |{{increase}} 2.5 |{{increase}} 1.3 |1.1 |1.1 |{{decrease}} 1.1 |{{increase}} 1.2 |{{increase}} 0.9 |0.8 |
| {{flag|Yugoslavia}}
|{{decrease}} 2.2 |{{increase}} 3.3 |{{decrease}} 2.4 |{{increase}} 2.5 |{{increase}} 2.2 |{{increase}} 1.9 |{{increase}} 1.5 |{{decrease}} 1.3 |{{increase}} 2.2 |{{increase}} 1.3 |0.8 |
| {{flag|Uruguay}}
|{{increase}} 1.7 |{{increase}} 1.3 |1.1 |{{increase}} 1.1 |0.9 |{{decrease}} 0.9 |{{decrease}} 1.1 |{{increase}} 1.7 |{{decrease}} 0.8 |{{decrease}} 1.0 |1.1 |
| {{flag|Chile}}
|{{decrease}} 1.5 |{{increase}} 1.6 |1.4 |{{increase}} 1.4 |{{decrease}} 1.2 |{{increase}} 1.4 |{{decrease}} 0.9 |{{decrease}} 1.1 |{{decrease}} 1.4 |{{increase}} 1.6 |1.1 |
| {{flag|Imperial State of Persia|name=Iran}}
|0.0 |{{decrease}} 0.0 |{{increase}} 27.3 |{{increase}} 23.1 |{{increase}} 18.4 |{{increase}} 9.7 |{{decrease}} 9.3 |{{decrease}} 9.5 |{{increase}} 9.7 |{{increase}} 8.5 |6.7 |
| {{flag|Czechoslovakia}}
|.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |{{increase}} 0.2 |{{decrease}} 0.1 |0.2 |
| Grand total
|{{increase}} 1,175.8 |{{increase}} 1,138.6 |{{increase}} 1,070.8 |{{increase}} 986.5 |{{increase}} 796.6 |{{decrease}} 619.6 |{{decrease}} 624.7 |{{decrease}} 661.7 |{{increase}} 727.5 |{{increase}} 656.8 |436.9 |
| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
! colspan="12" |Tourist arrivals, by country of citizenship (in thousands) 1960–1970 |
| Country
!1970https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1971_num22.pdf !1969https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1970_num21.pdf !1968https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1969_num20.pdf !1967https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1966_num17.pdf !1965https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1966_num17.pdf !1964https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1965_num16.pdf !1963https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1965_num16.pdf !1962https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1965_num16.pdf !1961https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1965_num16.pdf !1960https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1961_num12.pdf |
|---|
| {{flag|United States}}
|{{increase}} 166.9 |{{decrease}} 148.5 |{{increase}} 153.5 |{{decrease}} 90.7 |{{increase}} 95.8 |{{increase}} 83.2 |{{increase}} 71.7 |{{increase}} 68.3 |{{increase}} 59.1 |{{increase}} 55.5 |49.7 |
| {{flag|France}}
|{{increase}} 49.5 |{{increase}} 49.4 |{{increase}} 39.6 |{{decrease}} 32.3 |{{increase}} 39.4 |{{increase}} 34.2 |{{increase}} 30.5 |{{increase}} 25.0 |{{increase}} 19.9 |{{increase}} 17.2 |10.0 |
| {{flag|United Kingdom}}
|{{decrease}} 47.2 |{{increase}} 49.3 |{{increase}} 46.3 |{{decrease}} 34.4 |{{increase}} 38.4 |{{increase}} 33.0 |{{increase}} 28.3 |{{increase}} 25.5 |{{increase}} 18.4 |{{increase}} 15.6 |10.9 |
| {{flag|West Germany}}
|{{increase}} 20.2 |{{increase}} 17.7 |{{increase}} 13.5 |{{decrease}} 10.5 |{{increase}} 13.0 |{{increase}} 11.9 |{{increase}} 9.6 |{{increase}} 7.7 |{{increase}} 7.5 |{{increase}} 5.8 |4.1 |
| {{flag|Denmark}}, {{flag|Finland}}, {{flag|Norway}}, and {{flag|Sweden}}
|{{increase}} 18.9 |{{decrease}} 17.8 |{{increase}} 21.4 |{{decrease}} 12.3 |{{increase}} 14.5 |{{increase}} 13.0 |{{increase}} 10.7 |{{increase}} 8.4 |{{increase}} 4.8 |{{increase}} 4.3 |2.0 |
| {{flag|Canada}}
|{{increase}} 17.9 |{{increase}} 15.8 |{{increase}} 14.7 |{{decrease}} 7.8 |{{increase}} 7.9 |{{increase}} 7.0 |{{increase}} 5.9 |{{decrease}} 5.0 |{{increase}} 5.3 |{{increase}} 4.3 |3.5 |
| {{flag|Union of South Africa|name=South Africa}}
|{{increase}} 11.4 |{{increase}} 9.3 |{{increase}} 9.2 |6.8 |{{decrease}} 5.7 |{{increase}} 5.9 |{{decrease}} 5.1 |{{increase}} 5.3 |{{decrease}} 4.6 |{{increase}} 5.5 |0.8 |
| {{flag|Switzerland}}
|{{decrease}} 10.1 |{{decrease}} 11.8 |{{increase}} 12.6 |{{decrease}} 8.8 |{{increase}} 10.4 |{{decrease}} 9.3 |{{increase}} 10.0 |{{increase}} 6.3 |{{increase}} 4.7 |{{increase}} 3.3 |2.4 |
| {{flag|Netherlands}}
|{{decrease}} 9.9 |{{decrease}} 10.8 |{{increase}} 14.0 |{{increase}} 9.3 |{{increase}} 8.0 |{{increase}} 7.9 |{{increase}} 7.2 |{{increase}} 4.9 |{{decrease}} 3.4 |{{increase}} 3.5 |2.4 |
| {{flag|Italy}}
|{{increase}} 8.4 |{{decrease}} 8.3 |{{increase}} 9.4 |{{decrease}} 8.1 |{{increase}} 11.0 |{{increase}} 8.3 |{{increase}} 7.3 |{{increase}} 5.4 |{{increase}} 4.2 |{{increase}} 3.3 |2.8 |
| {{flag|Belgium}}
|{{increase}} 7.6 |{{decrease}} 6.7 |{{increase}} 8.0 |5.8 |{{decrease}} 5.8 |{{increase}} 5.9 |{{increase}} 5.0 |{{increase}} 3.7 |{{increase}} 3.5 |{{increase}} 3.2 |2.1 |
| {{flag|Imperial State of Persia|name=Iran}}
|{{increase}} 6.9 |{{decrease}} 5.5 |{{increase}} 5.8 |{{decrease}} 3.2 |{{decrease}} 3.3 |{{decrease}} 3.6 |{{increase}} 4.8 |{{increase}} 4.3 |{{increase}} 2.6 |{{increase}} 2.2 |2.0 |
| {{flag|Turkey}}
|{{increase}} 6.3 |{{increase}} 5.3 |{{increase}} 3.5 |{{decrease}} 2.3 |{{decrease}} 2.4 |{{increase}} 2.9 |{{increase}} 2.6 |{{decrease}} 1.2 |{{increase}} 1.6 |{{increase}} 1.5 |1.2 |
| {{flag|Argentina}}
|{{increase}} 6.2 |{{increase}} 5.9 |{{increase}} 5.8 |{{increase}} 4.5 |{{decrease}} 3.9 |{{increase}} 4.6 |{{increase}} 4.0 |{{decrease}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 3.0 |{{increase}} 3.4 |2.1 |
| {{flag|Australia}}
|{{increase}} 6.2 |{{decrease}} 5.4 |5.7 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Greece}}
|{{increase}} 5.4 |{{increase}} 5.0 |{{increase}} 4.2 |{{increase}} 2.3 |{{increase}} 2.2 |{{increase}} 2.1 |{{increase}} 1.7 |{{increase}} 1.4 |{{increase}} 1.1 |{{increase}} 1.0 |0.8 |
| {{flag|Brazil}}
|{{increase}} 4.0 |{{decrease}} 3.4 |{{increase}} 3.5 |{{decrease}} 2.4 |{{increase}} 2.8 |{{decrease}} 2.6 |{{decrease}} 2.7 |{{increase}} 3.0 |{{increase}} 1.9 |{{increase}} 1.4 |1.2 |
| {{flag|Austria}}
|{{decrease}} 3.0 |4.2 |{{increase}} 4.2 |{{increase}} 3.4 |2.9 |{{increase}} 2.9 |{{increase}} 2.2 |{{increase}} 1.9 |{{decrease}} 1.6 |{{increase}} 1.7 |1.0 |
| {{flag|Cyprus}}
|{{increase}} 2.7 |{{increase}} 2.0 |{{increase}} 1.6 |{{decrease}} 0.7 |{{increase}} 1.1 |{{decrease}} 0.9 |{{decrease}} 1.0 |{{increase}} 1.3 |{{increase}} 1.0 |0.8 |0.8 |
| {{flag|Mexico}}
|{{increase}} 2.2 |2.0 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Socialist Republic of Romania|name=Romania}}
|{{decrease}} 2.0 |{{increase}} 5.0 |{{increase}} 2.2 |{{increase}} 0.3 |0.2 |0.2 |{{decrease}} 0.2 |{{increase}} 0.3 |0.1 |0.1 |0.1 |
| {{flag|Uruguay}}
|{{increase}} 1.1 |{{decrease}} 0.9 |1.0 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Chile}}
|{{increase}} 1.1 |0.9 |0.9 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Japan}}
|1.0 |{{decrease}} 1.0 |1.4 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Spain}}
|{{decrease}} 0.9 |1.1 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Yugoslavia}}
|{{increase}} 0.8 |{{increase}} 0.7 |{{decrease}} 0.4 |{{decrease}} 0.5 |{{increase}} 0.7 |0.6 |{{increase}} 0.6 |{{increase}} 0.4 |{{decrease}} 0.3 |{{increase}} 0.5 |0.2 |
| {{flag|New Zealand}}
|{{increase}} 0.8 |{{decrease}} 0.6 |0.8 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Czechoslovakia}}
|{{decrease}} 0.2 |0.8 |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |.. |
| {{flag|Algeria}}, {{flag|Morocco}}, and {{flag|Tunisia}}
|.. |.. |{{increase}} 5.0 |{{increase}} 3.6 |{{decrease}} 1.8 |2.2 |.. |.. |.. |.. |0.8 |
| {{flag|Czechoslovakia}} and {{flag|Hungarian People's Republic|name=Hungary}}
|.. |.. |{{increase}} 0.9 |{{decrease}} 0.8 |{{decrease}} 1.4 |{{increase}} 1.5 |{{increase}} 1.4 |{{increase}} 1.1 |{{increase}} 0.5 |0.3 |0.3 |
| {{flag|Polish People's Republic|name=Poland}}
|.. |.. |{{decrease}} 0.5 |{{decrease}} 0.7 |0.8 |{{increase}} 0.8 |{{increase}} 0.7 |{{decrease}} 0.6 |{{increase}} 0.7 |{{decrease}} 0.4 |0.5 |
| Grand total
|{{increase}} 436.9 |{{decrease}} 409.0 |{{increase}} 432.0 |{{decrease}} 291.2 |{{increase}} 318.1 |{{increase}} 296.5 |{{increase}} 251.6 |{{increase}} 218.5 |{{increase}} 183.7 |{{increase}} 159.6 |114.0 |
| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
! colspan="12" |Tourist arrivals, by country of citizenship 1950–1960 |
| Country
!1960https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1961_num12.pdf !1959https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1960_num11.pdf !1958https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1960_num11.pdf !1957https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1958_num9.pdf !1954https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1955_num6.pdf !1953https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1954_num5.pdf !1952https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1953_num4.pdf !1951https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1952_num3.pdf !1950https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1954_num5.pdf |
|---|
| {{flag|United States}}
|{{increase}} 49,724 |{{increase}} 35,972 |{{increase}} 25,664 |{{decrease}} 11,671 |{{decrease}} 12,659 |{{increase}} 18,332 |{{increase}} 13,232 |{{increase}} 11,854 |{{increase}} 11,435 |{{increase}} 9,324 |8,669 |
| {{flag|France}}
|{{increase}} 10,888 |{{increase}} 8,901 |{{increase}} 7,673 |{{increase}} 4,947 |{{decrease}} 4,046 |{{increase}} 4,916 |{{increase}} 4,039 |{{increase}} 3,695 |{{decrease}} 3,234 |{{increase}} 3,992 |3,682 |
| {{flag|United Kingdom}}
|{{increase}} 9,957 |{{increase}} 7,697 |{{increase}} 6,726 |{{increase}} 5,665 |{{increase}} 5,021 |{{increase}} 4.874 |{{increase}} 4,186 |{{increase}} 4,023 |{{decrease}} 3,674 |{{increase}} 3,959 |2,342 |
| {{flag|Union of South Africa|name=South Africa}}
|{{increase}} 4,531 |{{decrease}} 2,384 |{{increase}} 2,410 |{{increase}} 1,868 |{{decrease}} 1,400 |{{increase}} 2,225 |{{increase}} 2,079 |{{increase}} 1,703 |{{decrease}} 1,370 |{{increase}} 1,684 |1,444 |
| {{flag|West Germany}}
|{{increase}} 4,136 |{{increase}} 2,959 |{{increase}} 1,516 |{{increase}} 986 |{{increase}} 691 |{{increase}} 467 |{{decrease}} 297 |{{decrease}} 307 |{{decrease}} 373 |{{increase}} 728 |495 |
| {{flag|Canada}}
|{{increase}} 3,546 |{{increase}} 2,976 |{{increase}} 2,380 |{{increase}} 1,138 |{{decrease}} 859 |{{increase}} 1,055 |{{increase}} 843 |{{increase}} 717 |{{increase}} 647 |{{decrease}} 513 |581 |
| {{flag|Switzerland}}
|{{increase}} 2,754 |{{increase}} 1,875 |{{increase}} 1,457 |{{increase}} 1,064 |{{decrease}} 920 |{{increase}} 1,039 |{{increase}} 853 |{{decrease}} 716 |{{decrease}} 766 |799 | |
| {{flag|Italy}}
|{{increase}} 2,443 |{{increase}} 2,313 |{{increase}} 1,797 |{{increase}} 1,270 |{{decrease}} 1,170 |{{increase}} 1,275 |{{increase}} 1,124 |{{decrease}} 1,026 |{{decrease}} 1,103 |{{increase}} 1,208 |864 |
| {{flag|Netherlands}}
|{{increase}} 2,374 |{{increase}} 1,496 |{{increase}} 1,322 |{{increase}} 1,091 |{{increase}} 827 |{{increase}} 773 |{{increase}} 672 |{{increase}} 641 |{{decrease}} 618 |{{increase}} 705 |612 |
| {{flag|Belgium}}
|{{increase}} 2,140 |{{increase}} 1,414 |{{increase}} 1,132 |{{increase}} 1,099 |{{decrease}} 790 |{{increase}} 1,032 |{{decrease}} 781 |{{decrease}} 793 |{{decrease}} 1,007 |{{increase}} 1,364 |888 |
| {{flag|Argentina}}
|{{increase}} 2,103 |{{decrease}} 955 |{{increase}} 1,194 |{{decrease}} 716 |{{decrease}} 785 |{{increase}} 1,163 |{{increase}} 999 |{{increase}} 856 |{{increase}} 649 |{{increase}} 553 |488 |
| {{flag|Imperial State of Persia|name=Iran}}
|{{increase}} 2,038 |{{increase}} 1,678 |{{increase}} 1,415 |{{increase}} 827 |{{increase}} 612 |{{increase}} 388 |{{decrease}} 277 |{{decrease}} 397 |{{decrease}} 501 |{{increase}} 891 |395 |
| {{flag|Denmark}}, {{flag|Finland}}, {{flag|Norway}}, and {{flag|Sweden}}
|{{increase}} 1,955 |{{decrease}} 1,467 |{{increase}} 1,488 |{{decrease}} 1,066 |{{decrease}} 1,229 |{{decrease}} 1,408 |{{increase}} 1,436 |{{increase}} 1,284 |{{increase}} 835 |{{increase}} 787 |576 |
| {{flag|Brazil}}
|{{increase}} 1,175 |{{decrease}} 633 |{{increase}} 968 |{{increase}} 599 |{{increase}} 475 |{{decrease}} 376 |{{decrease}} 457 |{{increase}} 464 |{{increase}} 438 |{{increase}} 348 |236 |
| {{flag|Turkey}}
|{{decrease}} 1,162 |{{decrease}} 1,792 |{{increase}} 3,096 |{{decrease}} 2,847 |{{increase}} 4,162 |{{increase}} 2,106 |{{increase}} 1,729 |{{increase}} 1,582 |{{decrease}} 1,468 |{{increase}} 2,296 |1,373 |
| {{flag|Austria}}
|{{increase}} 987 |{{increase}} 843 |{{increase}} 777 |{{increase}} 521 |{{decrease}} 350 |{{increase}} 647 |{{increase}} 443 |{{decrease}} 403 |{{decrease}} 419 |{{increase}} 473 |357 |
| {{flag|Cyprus}}
|{{increase}} 814 |{{decrease}} 513 |{{increase}} 552 |{{decrease}} 310 |{{decrease}} 360 |{{increase}} 403 |{{increase}} 301 |{{decrease}} 289 |{{decrease}} 306 |400 | |
| {{flag|Greece}}
|{{increase}} 804 |{{decrease}} 660 |{{increase}} 753 |{{increase}} 705 |{{increase}} 418 |{{decrease}} 356 |{{increase}} 423 |{{decrease}} 283 |{{decrease}} 505 |{{increase}} 589 |512 |
| {{flag|Algeria}}, {{flag|Morocco}}, and {{flag|Tunisia}}
|{{increase}} 804 |{{decrease}} 622 |{{decrease}} 1,095 |{{decrease}} 1,151 |{{decrease}} 1,244 |{{increase}} 1,422 |{{increase}} 761 |{{decrease}} 414 |{{increase}} 475 |{{increase}} 403 |232 |
| {{flag|Polish People's Republic|name=Poland}}
|{{increase}} 493 |{{increase}} 399 |{{decrease}} 322 |{{increase}} 1,444 |{{increase}} 1,208 |{{increase}} 49 |{{decrease}} 45 |{{increase}} 107 |{{increase}} 49 |{{decrease}} 42 |89 |
| {{flag|Yugoslavia}}
|{{decrease}} 241 |{{increase}} 291 |{{increase}} 359 |{{decrease}} 124 |{{decrease}} 154 |{{increase}} 236 |{{increase}} 215 |{{increase}} 139 |{{decrease}} 115 |{{increase}} 265 |115 |
| {{flag|Hungarian People's Republic|name=Hungary}}
|{{increase}} 190 |{{increase}} 90 |{{decrease}} 60 |{{increase}} 119 |{{increase}} 38 |{{decrease}} 31 |{{increase}} 39 |{{decrease}} 30 |{{decrease}} 36 |{{increase}} 42 |28 |
| {{flag|Czechoslovakia}}
|{{increase}} 122 |{{decrease}} 46 |{{increase}} 56 |{{decrease}} 47 |{{increase}} 76 |{{decrease}} 46 |{{increase}} 56 |{{decrease}} 27 |{{decrease}} 26 |{{decrease}} 30 |46 |
| {{flag|Socialist Republic of Romania|name=Romania}}
|{{decrease}} 86 |{{decrease}} 92 |{{increase}} 96 |{{increase}} 79 |{{increase}} 46 |{{increase}} 41 |{{decrease}} 32 |{{increase}} 44 |{{increase}} 35 |{{increase}} 30 |29 |
| Grand total
|{{increase}} 113,956 |{{increase}} 83,614 |{{increase}} 69,777 |{{increase}} 44,562 |{{decrease}} 42,567 |{{increase}} 48,212 |{{increase}} 38,661 |{{increase}} 35,212 |{{decrease}} 32,965 |{{increase}} 35,893 |28,913 |
| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
! colspan="3" |Tourist arrivals, by country of citizenship 1949–1950 |
| Country
!1950https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1954_num5.pdf !1949https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/publications/DocLib/shnaton_saruk/shnaton1950_num1.pdf |
|---|
| {{flag|United States}}
|{{increase}} 8,669 |3,307 |
| {{flag|France}}
|{{increase}} 3,682 |1,908 |
| {{flag|United Kingdom}}
|{{increase}} 2,342 |979 |
| {{flag|Union of South Africa|name=South Africa}}
|{{increase}} 1,444 |627 |
| {{flag|Turkey}}
|{{increase}} 1,373 |102 |
| {{flag|Belgium}}
|{{increase}} 888 |517 |
| {{flag|Italy}}
|{{increase}} 864 |244 |
| {{flag|Netherlands}}
|{{increase}} 612 |314 |
| {{flag|Canada}}
|{{increase}} 581 |181 |
| {{flag|Denmark}}, {{flag|Finland}}, {{flag|Norway}}, and {{flag|Sweden}}
|{{increase}} 576 |173 |
| {{flag|Greece}}
|{{increase}} 512 |124 |
| {{flag|West Germany}}
|{{increase}} 495 |131 |
| {{flag|Argentina}}
|488 |.. |
| {{flag|Imperial State of Persia|name=Iran}}
|{{increase}} 395 |13 |
| {{flag|Austria}}
|{{increase}} 357 |57 |
| {{flag|Brazil}}
|236 |.. |
| {{flag|Algeria}}, {{flag|Morocco}}, and {{flag|Tunisia}}
|{{increase}} 232 |53 |
| {{flag|Yugoslavia}}
|{{increase}} 115 |12 |
| {{flag|Polish People's Republic|name=Poland}}
|{{decrease}} 89 |110 |
| {{flag|Czechoslovakia}}
|{{decrease}} 46 |57 |
| {{flag|Socialist Republic of Romania|name=Romania}}
|{{increase}} 29 |18 |
| {{flag|Hungarian People's Republic|name=Hungary}}
|{{increase}} 28 |22 |
| {{flag|Switzerland}}
|.. |266 |
| {{flag|Cyprus}}
|.. |93 |
| {{flag|Soviet Union}}
|.. |39 |
| {{flag|Bulgaria}}
|.. |15 |
| Grand total
|{{increase}} 28,913 |10,197 |
Overstaying tourists
Overstaying tourists are visitors with B2 visa who haven't left Israel after their visa period is expired (mostly 3 months) and they haven't extended their B2 visa or changed to other type of visa. In many cases of the overstaying tourists, are tourist who also work illegally without work permit in Israel.
| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
! colspan="16" |Overstaying tourists (in thousands)https://www.cbs.gov.il/he/mediarelease/DocLib/2024/338/01_24_338b.pdfhttps://www.cbs.gov.il/he/mediarelease/DocLib/2023/238/20_23_238b.pdfhttps://www.cbs.gov.il/he/mediarelease/DocLib/2022/424/20_22_424b.pdfhttps://www.cbs.gov.il/he/mediarelease/DocLib/2022/039/01_22_039b.pdfhttps://www.cbs.gov.il/he/mediarelease/DocLib/2020/237/20_20_237b.pdfhttps://www.cbs.gov.il/he/mediarelease/DocLib/2019/234/20_19_234b.pdfhttps://www.cbs.gov.il/he/mediarelease/DocLib/2018/226/20_18_226b.pdfhttps://www.cbs.gov.il/he/mediarelease/DocLib/2017/217/20_17_217b.pdf |
| colspan="4" |31.12.2023
| colspan="4" |31.12.2022 | colspan="4" |31.12.2021 | colspan="4" |31.12.2020 |
| #
|Country |Percentage |Number |# |Country |Percentage |Number |# |Country |Percentage |Number |# |Country |Percentage |Number |
| 1.
|{{flag|Russia}} |19.3% |4.6 |1. |{{flag|Russia}} |20.2% |5.1 |1. |{{flag|Ukraine}} |23.5% |5.6 |1. |{{flag|Ukraine}} |24.0% |7.2 |
| 2.
|{{flag|Ukraine}}{{Efn|Legal overstaying for humanitarian reasons due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Citizens of Ukraine are allowed to overstay and work in Israel.https://www.timesofisrael.com/ukraines-zelensky-hails-israeli-court-for-striking-down-refugee-quota/https://visitukraine.today/blog/443/israel-will-provide-ukrainian-refugees-with-a-work-permit-what-are-the-rules-for-employment?srsltid=AfmBOorMw7QxUHvW3u7wRfFDyC36Rvi5TgM_yHkiPpyqNkSyN8t8q72J}} |16.5% |3.9 |2. |{{flag|Ukraine}}{{Efn|Legal overstaying for humanitarian reasons due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Citizens of Ukraine are allowed to overstay and work in Israel.https://www.timesofisrael.com/ukraines-zelensky-hails-israeli-court-for-striking-down-refugee-quota/https://visitukraine.today/blog/443/israel-will-provide-ukrainian-refugees-with-a-work-permit-what-are-the-rules-for-employment?srsltid=AfmBOorMw7QxUHvW3u7wRfFDyC36Rvi5TgM_yHkiPpyqNkSyN8t8q72J}} |18.0% |4.6 |2. |{{flag|Russia}} |17.6% |4.2 |2. |{{flag|Russia}} |17.4% |5.2 |
| 3.
|{{flag|Nigeria}} |8.4% |2 |3. |{{flag|Nigeria}} |8.8% |2.2 |3. |{{flag|Nigeria}} |9.5% |2.3 |3. |{{flag|Nigeria}} |7.7% |2.3 |
| 4.
|{{flag|Georgia}} |7.7% |1.8 |4. |{{flag|Georgia}} |7.3% |1.9 |4. |{{flag|Georgia}} |7.9% |1.9 |4. |{{flag|Georgia}} |7.1% |2.1 |
| 5.
|{{flag|Poland}} |4.1% |1 |5. |{{flag|Poland}} |4.1% |1 |5. |{{flag|Poland}} |4.3% |1 |5. |{{flag|Poland}} |3.5% |1.1 |
| 6.
|{{flag|Romania}} |3.5% |0.8 |6. |{{flag|Romania}} |3.0% |0.8 |6. |{{flag|Romania}} |2.9% |0.7 |6. |{{flag|Ethiopia}} |3.5% |1 |
| 7.
|{{flag|Brazil}} |3.3% |0.8 |7. |{{flag|Brazil}} |2.7% |0.7 |7. |{{flag|Philippines}} |2.6% |0.6 |7. |{{flag|Brazil}} |3.0% |0.9 |
| 8.
|{{flag|Colombia}} |3.2% |0.8 |8. |{{flag|Philippines}} |2.6% |0.7 |8. |{{flag|India}} |2.5% |0.6 |8. |{{flag|Romania}} |2.9% |0.9 |
| 9.
|{{flag|Philippines}} |3.0% |0.7 |9. |{{flag|Colombia}} |2.4% |0.6 |9. |{{flag|China}} |2.1% |0.5 |9. |{{flag|Philippines}} |2.2% |0.7 |
| 10.
|{{flag|India}} |2.8% |0.7 |10. |{{flag|India}} |2.3% |0.6 |10. |{{flag|Colombia}} |2.0% |0.5 |10. |{{flag|India}} |1.9% |0.6 |
| 11.
|{{flag|Mexico}} |1.8% |0.4 |11. |{{flag|Belarus}} |1.8% |0.5 |11. |{{flag|Brazil}} |1.6% |0.4 |11. |{{flag|Colombia}} |1.8% |0.5 |
| 12.
|{{flag|Moldova}} |1.6% |0.4 |12. |{{flag|Hong Kong}} |1.8% |0.5 |12. |{{flag|Fiji}} |1.4% |0.3 |12. |{{flag|China}} |1.4% |0.4 |
| 13.
|{{flag|Turkey}} |1.5% |0.4 |13. |{{flag|Mexico}} |1.7% |0.4 |13. |{{flag|Mexico}} |1.4% |0.3 |13. |{{flag|Moldova}} |1.3% |0.4 |
| 14.
|{{flag|Belarus}} |1.4% |0.3 |14. |{{flag|Moldova}} |1.5% |0.4 |14. |{{flag|Moldova}} |1.4% |0.3 |14. |{{flag|Turkey}} |1.3% |0.4 |
| 15.
|{{flag|China}} |1.4% |0.3 |15. |{{flag|China}} |1.3% |0.3 |15. |{{flag|Turkey}} |1.4% |0.3 |15. |{{flag|Fiji}} |1.2% |0.3 |
| 16.
|{{flag|Fiji}} |1.3% |0.3 |16. |{{flag|Fiji}} |1.3% |0.3 |16. |{{flag|Argentina}} |1.0% |0.2 | | | | |
| 17.
|{{flag|South Africa}} |1.1% |0.3 |17. |{{flag|Turkey}} |1.2% |0.3 |17. |{{flag|Hong Kong}} |1.0% |0.2 | | | | |
| 18.
|{{flag|Argentina}} |1.0% |0.2 |18. |{{flag|Argentina}} |1.0% |0.3 |18. |{{flag|South Africa}} |0.8% |0.2 | | | | |
| 19.
|{{flag|Hong Kong}} |1.0% |0.2 |19. |{{flag|South Africa}} |1.0% |0.3 |19. |{{flag|Ethiopia}} |0.5% |0.1 | | | | |
| 20.
|{{flag|Egypt}} |0.8% |0.2 |20. |{{flag|Egypt}} |0.6% |0.2 | | | | | | | | |
| 21.
|{{flag|Ethiopia}} |0.6% |0.1 |21. |{{flag|Ethiopia}} |0.5% |0.1 | | | | | | | | |
| 22.
|{{flag|Nepal}} |0.6% |0.1 | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| |Other Countries
|14.1% |3.5 | |Other Countries |14.9% |3.8 | | |14.6% |3.5 | |Other Countries |19.8% |6.1 |
| |Total
|100.0% |23.8 | |Total |100.0% |25.4 | |Total |100.0% |23.7 | |Total |100.0% |30.1 |
| colspan="16" | |
| colspan="4" |31.12.2019
| colspan="4" |31.12.2018 | colspan="4" |31.12.2017 | colspan="4" |31.12.2016 |
| #
|Country |Percentage |Number |# |Country |Percentage |Number |# |Country |Percentage |Number |# |Country |Percentage |Number |
| 1.
|{{flag|Belarus}}, {{flag|Georgia}}, {{flag|Moldova}}, {{flag|Russia}}, {{flag|Ukraine}}, and other former USSR countries |76.7% |37.3 |1. |{{flag|Belarus}}, {{flag|Georgia}}, {{flag|Moldova}}, {{flag|Russia}}, {{flag|Ukraine}}, and other former USSR countries |76.6% |44.6 |1. |{{flag|Belarus}}, {{flag|Georgia}}, {{flag|Moldova}}, {{flag|Russia}}, {{flag|Ukraine}}, and other former USSR countries |69.3% |46.2 |1. |{{flag|Belarus}}, {{flag|Georgia}}, {{flag|Moldova}}, {{flag|Russia}}, {{flag|Ukraine}}, and other former USSR countries |69.3% |51.3 |
| 2.
|{{flag|Egypt}} |3.5% |1.7 |2. |{{flag|Mexico}} |3.3% |1.9 |2. |{{flag|Romania}} |6.8% |4.5 |2. |{{flag|Romania}} |6.4% |4.7 |
| 3.
|{{flag|Venezuela}} |2.5% |1.2 |3. |{{flag|Egypt}} |2.7% |1.6 |3. |{{flag|Mexico}} |3.3% |2.2 |3. |{{flag|Mexico}} |3.6% |2.7 |
| 4.
|{{flag|Mexico}} |2.1% |1 |4. |{{flag|Venezuela}} |2.1% |1.2 |4. |{{flag|Egypt}} |2.4% |1.6 |4. |{{flag|Egypt}} |2.2% |1.6 |
| 5.
|{{flag|Peru}} |2.1% |1 |5. |{{flag|Peru}} |1.9% |1.1 |5. |{{flag|Venezuela}} |1.9% |1.2 |5. |{{flag|Venezuela}} |1.8% |1.3 |
| 6.
|{{flag|Morocco}} |1.4% |0.7 |6. |{{flag|Colombia}} |1.5% |0.9 |6. |{{flag|Peru}} |1.7% |1.1 |6. |{{flag|China}} |1.6% |1.2 |
| 7.
|{{flag|Colombia}} |1.2% |0.6 |7. |{{flag|Nepal}} |1.5% |0.9 |7. |{{flag|Colombia}} |1.3% |0.9 |7. |{{flag|Peru}} |1.6% |1.2 |
| 8.
|{{flag|Nepal}} |1.2% |0.6 |8. |{{flag|Bulgaria}} |1.0% |0.6 |8. |{{flag|Nepal}} |1.3% |0.9 |8. |{{flag|Hungary}} |1.4% |1 |
| 9.
|{{flag|Bolivia}} |1.0% |0.5 |9. |{{flag|Morocco}} |1.0% |0.6 |9. |{{flag|Hungary}} |1.1% |0.7 |9. |{{flag|Czechia}} and {{flag|Slovakia}} |1.4% |1 |
| 10.
|{{flag|Uruguay}} |1.0% |0.5 |10. |{{flag|Uruguay}} |0.9% |0.5 |10. |{{flag|Czechia}} and {{flag|Slovakia}} |1.0% |0.7 |10. |{{flag|Nepal}} |1.3% |1 |
| |Other Countries
|7.3% |3.5 | |Other Countries |7.5% |4.3 | |Other Countries |9.9% |6.7 | |Other Countries |9.4% |7 |
| |Total
|100.0% |48.6 | |Total |100.0% |58.2 | |Total |100.0% |66.7 | |Total |100.0% |74 |
See also
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Notes
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References
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External links
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- [https://www.gov.il/en/departments/ministry_of_foreign_affairs/govil-landing-page Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel]
- [https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=zn2lpfogc40k.kdZFZFSh04BU Map of border crossings of Israel]
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