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Israel offers many programs and financial benefits, but the challenge is that information is rarely communicated clearly, and there is no unified system to navigate them.
Should You Apply?
Have you tried applying for benefits in Israel only to be told not to bother, turned away, or left feeling frustrated and confused? These are common experiences we hear every day. The system here can be difficult and overwhelming. Many people give up after running in circles or facing multiple rejections. Language barriers and a lack of clear guidance often make the process even more daunting.
At BenefitsRus, our goal is to support you from start to finish, with the aim of achieving a successful outcome. We listen carefully to your concerns, needs, and goals. We guide you through every step, explaining what’s required and helping you understand the process clearly.
We help determine your eligibility and provide the guidance necessary to submit a strong application. And, we share information about other resources that may be available to you.
While we cannot guarantee approval, we bring the expertise to navigate the complex system on your behalf, making life a little easier for you and your family here in Israel.
Ministry of Immigrant Absorption – Misrad HaKlita
Olim may be eligible for additional financial assistance if they meet certain criteria. You might not have to wait 15 years to qualify for extra Israeli government benefits. While most Olim benefits are processed through Misrad HaKlita, there are exceptions that can provide further financial support. Every case is unique, and only by carefully reviewing your situation and asking the right questions can we determine if you qualify for these additional benefits.
National Insurance – Bituach Leumi
Anyone who qualifies can apply for financial assistance from Bituach Leumi. The key question is: do you have all the necessary documents, and do they clearly support your application? If your paperwork is incomplete or doesn’t address what’s required for approval, your application is likely to be rejected. There are many programs you might be eligible for, but if the application is not done correctly, you risk being turned away.
Ministry of Health – Misrad Habriut
When people hear about government financial assistance, they often assume all programs come solely from Bituach Leumi — but that’s not the whole picture. There are also amazing programs managed by Misrad HaBriut that can improve both your home and your financial situation. Unfortunately, many of these programs are not well advertised or clearly explained, causing people to miss out on benefits they may be eligible for.
Ministry of Housing – Misrad Hashikun
Are you eligible for rental assistance, a government-subsidized apartment, housing for a disabled child or adult, and more? Each program has different criteria, including exceptions and special circumstances that may make you eligible. Let us review your file and help you secure the assistance you deserve.
Financial Investment, Real Estate, Mortgages, and More.
Planning for the future can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re considering buying an apartment, preparing for retirement, or exploring real estate investments and business opportunities — there are many paths to achieving financial security. Let us help you navigate your options, develop a clear strategy, and turn your financial goals into reality.
Jerusalem and All That Entails
Everyone in Israel is required to pay Arnona (municipal property tax), whether you rent or own—unless your landlord specifically includes it in your rent. Discounts are available if you meet certain criteria. Beyond that, your local municipality offers access to many valuable programs: public schooling until age 5 with a one-time minimal fee, free tutoring hours, and other educational services. You can also access discounted cultural events, concerts, sports competitions, and even reductions on certain traffic violations. Municipal offices also provide permits for construction, guidance on business regulations, and a wide range of services related to everyday life in Israel. These resources are out there—but not always easy to uncover. “You just need the right guidance to access it all.”
