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I have a visa, the child does not (due to the fact that I am ba tsibur). What problems can arise with further obtaining a wife visa for me?
Hello! I have a civil marriage (yaduim ba tsibur). But a child (4 years old) from the first marriage does not fall under Yaduim ba tsibur, they learned about this after half a year when they were in Israel. My visa has been extended several times. There is no child, due to the fact that yaduim ba qibur does not include children from previous marriages. Now we want to leave to get married and apply for a wife's visa. Visa expired by half a year. Will there be problems at the border?
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and the groom will weakly turn to official bodies? travel forum tips are equivalent to your google search....
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answered 7 years ago
Of course you will have problems! You yourself In Israel on "bird's rights". If you are not a Jew, then your chances = zero. Now, if you were a Jew, then you could bring all the children, from all the wives from all over the world ..... Israel - JEWISH Democratic the state where the LAW ON RETURN works. (look in the search engine)
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answered 7 years ago
AllOverTheWorld, you are correct. There are no lawyers on the forum, and we, as best we can, "treat the sick"). The questions are all similar, therefore, the answers are standard. The only non-Jew who received Israeli citizenship is Alexander Uvarov (famous Soviet football player)
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