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עברית
English
Nonimmigrant
Visas
General Information
Opening Hours
Arrival-Departure Record (I-94)
Our Service Commitment
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Voluntary Departure/ Bond Returns
How to Read Your Visa
Useful Links
Consular A to Z
Contact Us
Application Process
How to Apply
Visa Forms
Visa Fees
Renewal of Lost, Expired,
or Mutilated Visas
What to Expect
Additional processing
Visa Refusals
Visa Types
Business/Tourist
Visitor (B1/B2)
Before the Interview
Student/Exchange
Student (F/M)
Exchange Visitor (J)
Younger Students
Before the Interview
Work
Diplomatic/Official(A/C3/G)
Petition-based (H/L/O/P/Q)
Media (I)
Religious Worker (R)
Treaty Trader (E)
Crew-member (C1/D)
Specialty Position E-3
Immigrant Visas
American Citizen
Services
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Opening hours and holidays
Regular Opening Hours
Nonimmigrant visa interviews are available by appointment only. Appointments should be scheduled through the online appointment system at http://VisaInfo.US-Visaservices.com or through the call center at 180-9315642.
The nonimmigrant visa section is generally open for interviews Mondays through Fridays.
If you are coming to the Embassy to confirm that you have returned to Israel after voluntary departure from the United State or to redeem a bond paid in the United States, you can come to the nonimmigrant visa section on the first three Fridays of each month from 10:30 to 11:30.
Holidays
In 2010, the Embassy will not be open on the following days due to American or Israeli holidays.
Holiday |
Date Observed
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Martin Luther King’s Birthday |
Monday January 18 |
Presidents’ Day |
Monday February 15 |
Passover (1st Day)* |
Tuesday March 30 |
Passover (Last Day)* |
Monday April 5 |
Israeli Independence Day* |
Monday April 19 |
Shavuot (Pentecost)* |
Wednesday May 19 |
Memorial Day |
Monday May 31 |
USA Independence Day |
Monday July 5 |
Labor Day |
Monday September 6 |
Rosh Hashanah (New Year 1st Day)* |
Thursday September 9 |
Rosh Hashanah (New Year 2nd Day)* |
Friday September 10 |
Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement)* |
Saturday September 18 |
Succot (Feast of Tabernacles)* |
Thursday September 23 |
Simhat Torah (Rejoicing of the Law)* |
Thursday September 30 |
Columbus Day |
Monday October 11 |
Veterans’ Day |
Thursday November 11 |
Thanksgiving Day |
Thursday November 25 |
Christmas Day |
Friday December 24 |
New Year’s Day 2010/2011 |
Friday December 31 |
*Israeli Holiday
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