Passport applications are submitted in person at the Embassy in Tel Aviv. You must book an appointment in advance. To book an appointment, go to Booking an appointment
Both parents/legal guardians must appear in person at the embassy to give their consent for the passport application. Consent can be given for a one-time passport issuance or as lasting consent for all passport issuances until the child turns 18 years.
It is not possible to apply for a Norwegian passport without a Norwegian ID-number. People without a Norwegian ID must first follow these procedures: First time passport and personal ID-number (LINK)
Claims of legal custody need to be supported by documentation.
Required documents at the appointment:
- The child's passport that will be renewed and, if expired, another valid passport
- Valid passport for both guardians
- For the Norwegian parent: proof of valid residency in Israel (Israeli passport or residence permit/visa)
- If the Norwegian parent was born in Norway and has Israeli citizenship:
The document "Certificate Attesting Israeli Citizenship" from the Ministry of Interior (original, in English) Request a Certificate of Israeli Citizenship | Population and Immigration Authority
- If the Norwegian parent was born in Israel:
The certificate “Vedtak om bibeholdsbevilling” from UDI, showing that the Norwegian citizenship was retained after the age of 22 (if the parent has never lived in Norway) Want to renew: Keeping your Norwegian citizenship (retention of citizenship) - UDI
- A printed confirmation of payment of application fee (can be sent to us by email in advance of the appointment)For information regarding payment, go to: Payment information
About the Biometric Passport::
Recording biometric data
For electronic documents, the following biometric data is collected:
Applicants over 12 years |
photo, fingerprints and signature |
Applicants between 10 and 12 years |
photo and signature |
Applicants under 10 years |
photo |
Passport validity
Age |
Validity |
0-4 years old |
2 years |
5-9 years old |
3 years |
10-15 years old |
5 years |
16 years old and above |
10 years |