Israel Passport Index 2026: Passport Ranking and Visa-Free Travel

The Israel passport ranking on Passport Reports explains how the passport is positioned by travel access, using 153 as the main mobility score and 51st as the displayed global rank.

The mobility score for Israel is based on visa-free access, visa on arrival access, and eTA access. In this dataset, the visible figure is 153, while the separate components are 103, 40, and 10.

Visa-free access means a destination may allow eligible Israel passport holders to enter without arranging a visa before travel. Entry conditions can still depend on passport validity, purpose of travel, stay length, and border checks.

Visa on arrival means a traveler may be able to request a visa after reaching the destination, rather than before departure. The Israel page separates this count as 40 so it can be compared with visa-free and eTA access.

eTA access refers to destinations where eligible travelers may need an electronic travel authorization before boarding or entry. For Israel, this category is counted separately as 10 and also contributes to the broader mobility score.

Visa required means the traveler usually needs to arrange a visa before the trip. For Israel, this group is shown as 45, but specific requirements can vary by route, purpose, document type, and traveler profile.

Yes. The Israel page is designed for comparison with other countries by rank, mobility score, visa-free destinations, visa on arrival access, eTA access, and visa required destinations.

The profile also includes country context such as population 9,402,617 (2024 est.), official language Hebrew, Arabic, government type Republic, and continent Asia. These facts help users read the passport ranking with broader country information.

No. The ranking is an editorial mobility reference and not a visa decision, legal opinion, or entry permission. Travelers should review destination rules and document requirements before making plans.

Travelers should check passport validity, blank pages, transit rules, return or onward tickets, supporting documents, and any visa or eTA requirement that applies to the destination.