We received the humanitarian visa and we are most thankful to the office of Zari Hazan.
Tel: 03-3851361
Fax: 03-6092920
Mail: [email protected]
Address: Menachem Begin 150, Tel Aviv
The law firm of Zari Hazan & co has submitted numerous applications for Israeli citizenship on behalf of foreign spouses, new immigrants, minor children of Israeli citizens, and others.
Our firm specializes in providing professional legal advice for each case regarding the correct and appropriate strategy to ensure that the application for Israeli citizenship is processed as smoothly as possible.
According to Section 5 of the Citizenship Law, an application for Israeli citizenship can be submitted by someone who is in Israel, has been in Israel for at least three out of the five years preceding the application, is entitled to permanent residency in Israel, has settled or intends to settle in Israel, has some knowledge of the Hebrew language, and has renounced their previous citizenship (as applicable). The Minister of Interior has the authority to exempt an individual from some of these conditions.
In addition to permanent residents and foreign spouses of Israeli citizens who are in the midst of the graduated process, populations eligible to apply for Israeli citizenship include: foreign children of Israeli citizens, new immigrants, citizenship by birth or adoption, those who renounced their citizenship as minors, foreign citizens in the process of family unification, and others.
The application process often includes submitting numerous documents and attending regular meetings at the Ministry of Interior. It also requires that the applicant hold valid residence and permanent visas during the application process, to enable them to continue residing legally in Israel until citizenship is granted.
Our firm has experience in submitting appeals against rejections of Israeli citizenship applications to appeal committees. When necessary, we have also petitioned the High Court of Justice to overturn or request a reconsideration of the Ministry of Interior’s decision.
In cases where your application for Israeli citizenship has been rejected by the Ministry of Interior, it’s important to know that this is not a final judgment. There are additional legal proceedings available to you. Even a decision by the Minister of Interior can be appealed to the High Court of Justice, as the Court has the authority to examine whether the Minister exercised his authority reasonably or exceeded the bounds of reasonableness in making his decision.
Administrative law principles require that every person has the right to present their arguments and receive due process. The role of a lawyer specializing in immigration and administrative law is, among other things, to verify that the applicant has indeed received all their rights regarding due process.
In conclusion, if you are interested in applying for Israeli citizenship or if your application for Israeli citizenship has been rejected, we recommend seeking professional legal advice to fully exercise your rights in this matter.
Tel: 03-3851361
Fax: 03-6092920
Mail: [email protected]
Address: Menachem Begin 150, Tel Aviv