On November 1, Montenegro introduced visas for Russians, and travel became even more difficult. A second passport - Israeli - will help you not to be dependent on visa restrictions.
New rules for the entry of Russians into Montenegro are related to the country's preparations for joining the European Union. For Russian passport holders, this is another limitation in addition to many others. It is difficult for citizens of the Russian Federation not only to travel, but also to train themselves in a new country. One of the work options remains to return to Israel. In the last year alone, 5,685 people from Russia received Israeli citizenship this way.
Any person with Jewish roots up to the third generation can apply for an Israeli passport. This right is enshrined in the Law of Return. Proving kinship and finding the necessary documents can be difficult - and our partner, Israel Passport, helps with this. For more than 10 years, her experts have been working with archives of various countries, including those that are difficult to access, understanding the nuances of filling out forms, preparing the future returns for consular inspections and accompanying them all the way to obtaining Israeli citizenship.
The Israeli passport is one of the strongest. This opens up not only visa-free entry to 160 countries in the world, but also the opportunity for full legalization in the country. Returnees can freely open bank accounts, run businesses and hold companies in different countries. They get access to the famous Israeli medicine, and their children will be able to study in the best universities in the world. In addition, you can keep Russian citizenship if that is important to you.
You can check whether you have the right to return and learn more about Israel Passport services by clicking on the link.
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