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Greece is under strict restrictions, Serbia joins Bulgaria and Croatia and becomes a red country and the holiday in Dubai will not happen next month - so where can we fly, will more countries accept us soon and when will it happen?

The only green countries that accept tourists with Israeli passports are Greece and Rwanda.

Quite a few areas in Greece are under strict closure or restrictions for the near future and thus it becomes less attractive.

Rwanda, on the other hand, is quite open, but is mainly suitable for adventurers, as we published in the guide to Rwanda this morning in Israel today.

Most of the red countries that receive Israelis are Mexico, Turkey, Bulgaria, Croatia, USA and now also Ukraine which added Israel to its list of green countries due to the decline in morbidity in the country. It is important to note that anyone returning from one of these countries will be required to enter Israel for 14 days.

Israel becomes a green country, New York allows long-term isolation through corona tests, Ukraine has included Israel in the list of green countries, Switzerland allows entry from Israel for holders of foreign passports, which was not the case and the expectation is that if Israel continues to improve, more countries will put us on the list. The green.

On the other hand, there is another problem - most European countries that may be relevant to the Israeli tourist have entered the list of red countries and entered or are facing closures in the near future.

Among the countries in this situation are Italy, France, Germany, England, Spain, Belgium and the list goes on.

In Asia, the situation is completely different - most countries in Asia, including Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, China, Singapore and other countries, are considered in an excellent position in dealing with the spread of the virus.

Most countries are also defined in Israel as green countries, but none of them accept Israelis and hardly allow foreigners to enter its territory.

Those who do allow do so through exceptional approvals and in a controlled manner.

United Arab Emirates and Bahrain

The UAE is defined as a green state, Bahrain as a red state.

Both still do not allow entry for Israelis with only an Israeli passport.

The approval should be given 30 days after the approval of the agreement between the countries in the two governments.

So far the agreement has not been approved in Israel and has not yet been approved in the UAE either, which means that in the coming month at least we will not be able to visit one of the two intriguing countries with which we signed a peace agreement very recently.

Who will accept us?

Cyprus is currently defined as a green country and negotiations are underway to receive tourists from Israel in the country.

The decision is expected to be made this week or next week in the hope that Israelis will open up another option for a vacation abroad. Another country that receives tourists from green countries and will be very happy to receive Israeli tourists if we become a green country is Seychelles, which is widely talked about. November, which will probably not materialize, but if the morbidity in Israel continues to decline, it is not inconceivable that Seychelles will also allow tourists from Israel to enter soon - the hot season on the magical island.