Question 1

Do I need medical experience?

Accepted Answer

Basic caregiving experience is preferred but not always required. Training is provided.

Question 2

Is accommodation provided?

Accepted Answer

For live-in positions, accommodation and meals are typically included.

Question 3

What language do I need?

Accepted Answer

Russian or English is sufficient. Hebrew is not required.

Question 4

Do I need to know Hebrew?

Accepted Answer

For most positions, Hebrew is not required. Employers are accustomed to Russian-speaking employees, and in major cities you can always communicate in Russian or English.

Question 5

How is the work permit issued?

Accepted Answer

We assist with the full package of documents for a B1 or B2 work visa depending on the job type, guiding you at every step from document collection to submission.

Question 6

How long does processing take?

Accepted Answer

On average 1 to 3 months from submission of a complete document package. Exact timelines depend on the visa type and consulate workload.

Question 7

What is included in the service cost?

Accepted Answer

Job matching, visa and document assistance, employer coordination, airport pickup, and support during your first weeks at work.

Question 8

Is work experience required?

Accepted Answer

For most positions no experience is needed — employers are ready to train on the job. Exceptions include specialized roles: painters, electricians, medical staff.

Question 9

When do I pay for the service?

Accepted Answer

Payment is made only after we have agreed on terms with the employer and you have confirmed readiness to travel. No upfront fees at the consultation stage.

Question 10

Will I be met at the airport?

Accepted Answer

Yes, an airport pickup at Ben Gurion is included in our standard package. You will be met, helped to your accommodation, and introduced to the employer.

Question 11

What documents are needed?

Accepted Answer

A valid passport (at least 12 months remaining), 3×4 photo, and in some cases a medical certificate or proof of specialization. We provide a full list individually.

Caregiver Jobs in Israel — from $2000/month

Caregiver Jobs in Israel — from $2000/month

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