Registration of marriage / birth of a child at the Israeli Embassy in the Russian Federation
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel
Any Israeli citizen, including a former repatriate, is required to notify the Population Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Israel about a change in their personal status (marriage/divorce, etc.), as well as about the birth of a child outside of Israel.
To do this, citizens must prepare the necessary documents (apostilled certificates, a certified translation, etc.) and within 2 (two) months submit a package of documents in person to the Israeli Embassy at the place of residence.
GoVisit assistants will schedule an appointment at the Israeli Embassy and help with the preparation and certification of confirming documents!
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- Prepare a set of documents for registering a change of status (registration of marriage/divorce, death of a spouse) or birth of a child.
- Fill in the required forms in Hebrew.
- Make an appointment at the Embassy to confirm the personal status of an Israeli citizen living abroad.
Please note that if you are applying for an Israeli passport for a child, their visit to the Embassy is also required!
The personal presence of both parents at the Embassy is required if they are both Israeli citizens. If only one of the child’s parents is an Israeli citizen, then only his personal presence is necessary.
According to the Population Registration Law (1965) and the Names Law (1956), an Israeli citizen must notify the Population Registration Office of Population and Immigration Authority of any changes in their personal status so that the information in the documents of Israeli citizens is current and reliable. Citizens who live abroad can do this at the consular department of the Embassy of the State of Israel of the country where they live.
Registration of marriage / birth of a child at the Israeli Embassy in the Russian Federation
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel