does Israeli people need visa to travel or work in europe?

Answer 1

There are some 40 countries in Europe, between Armenia and Spain!

I guess you mean "Western Europe" or the EU.

- An Israeli does no need any special permit to enter the EU countries as a tourist and can travel in these countries for three months (afterwards they have to leave or if they plan a trip of moer than 3 month - to apply for a special visa).

- But an Israeli definitely needs a work-permit (special kind of "visa") to work in the EU and elsewhere outside Israel (unless working for Israeli authorities, because then they arrange that for you).

Answer 2

To visit countries that are members of the EU, an Israeli does not need a passport. Some other countries in Europe also don't require a visa, but there may be some that do. See sources section below for a couple of examples. Look in the text under "Visas".

In fact, an Israeli friend of mine just visited Germany, right on the Swiss border. Not only did she not need a visa for either country, she crossed the border several times with *no* identity check whatsoever (and Switzerland isn't an EU member).

Presumably to work in most European countries, you would need a work visa.

Answer 3

Israelis don't need tourist visa to most, if not all, of the European countries.
Israelis can't work in Europe without a work visa.

Answer 4

visa is grunted at port of entry.
you can't work in Europe with an Israeli passport. (unless un official)

Answer 5

Israel in a modern country, so like other modern country European states does not require a visa to get in, cause Israel has diplomatic relationship with them!
:)

Answer 6

Yes. If you go to a different country you need a visa.

Answer 7

YES THEY NEED A VISA TO ENTER EUROPE AND THEY ALSO HAVE TO HAS A REMISSION FROM THE GOVERNMENT TO WORK

Answer 8

Yes you need.