Making Aliyah As A Non Jew

While Aliyah is primarily for Jews under the Law of Return, certain non-Jews may also be eligible for Israeli citizenship under specific conditions. This category is dedicated to helping non-Jews understand their options for making Aliyah, the legal pathways available, and the challenges they may face. Non-Jews who may qualify for Aliyah include: Spouses of Jewish individuals (even if they themselves are not Jewish) Children and grandchildren of Jews (even if they are not halachically Jewish) Non-Jewish converts to Judaism (who must meet specific requirements) Non-Jewish family members of an oleh (immigrant) Here, you can discuss the application process, required documents, and how to navigate Israeli immigration laws. Learn about the naturalization process, conversion options for those considering Judaism, and the legal rights of non-Jewish family members under Israeli law. If you’ve successfully made Aliyah as a non-Jew or are in the process, share your experience to help others understand their options and prepare for the journey ahead.