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amother
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 Thu, Nov 26 2020, 3:33 am
| amother [ Wheat ] wrote: | No. I know a lot of people who have had parents come when no one (not even the baby is a citizen). Maybe you need a special permit but it definitely doesn't seem like a particularly hard thing to get.
Call Chaim v'chessed.
The biggest obstacle is that you have to do bidud BY YOURSELF for 2 weeks which is very expensive (because you have to rent something) and makes the trip very long |
If you are born in Israel, you're a citizen. It's important to know this in 17 years when the baby gets a draft notice, and you need to deal with the paperwork.
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DrMom
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Thu, Nov 26 2020, 3:41 am
| Another mom wrote: | | I read ages ago about parents from England coming in, meeting with the couple in the VIP lounge and returning home! Of course from the US it's so much further and expensive. |
That story seems suspicious.
How would the Israeli party access the VIP lounge? You can't just drive to Ben Gurion Airport and stroll into the VIP lounge. You need a ticket to go anywhere beyond the check-in lines at the arrival hall. And to use the VIP lounge, you need to buy a more expensive ticket or have freq flyer status.
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shabbatiscoming
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Thu, Nov 26 2020, 6:53 am
| Another mom wrote: | | I read ages ago about parents from England coming in, meeting with the couple in the VIP lounge and returning home! Of course from the US it's so much further and expensive. | Huh? How can someone without a ticket get into the airport past the check out desks?
This story does not make any sense.
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