Essential Tips for Parents of Gap Year Students in Israel
Sending your child to Israel for a gap year is a significant and exciting step. To ensure they have a successful and enriching experience, here are some key points to…
New Israel Entry “ESTA” Rules for Non-Israelis
Starting August 1, 2024, Israel will implement new entry rules requiring non-Israeli visitors toobtain a permit called an ETA-IL or a visa. This change, announced by the Israeli Populationand Immigration…
What I Wish Someone Had Told Me About My Gap Year…
Homesickness: It’s normal to feel homesick. Stay connected with family andfriends back home, but also immerse yourself in your new community. Open-Mindedness: Keep an open mind and be adaptable. Unexpected…
What to Pack for Your Gap Year in Israel
Embarking on a gap year in Israel is an exciting adventure, and packing the rightclothing can make your experience much more enjoyable. Here’s a concise guide tohelp you prepare for…
Must Have Apps in Israel.
The following popular Apps are essential for making life easy in Israel. Of course the startup nation offer an endless number of available apps but here are the staple essentials:…
Israel Travel: Tamarim Concierge Has Your Back
Recently, Tamarim Concierge was speaking to a return client who contacted us to help her with her Israel travel and itinerary planning. Sarah has children who have made Aliyah and…
Not Too Early to Get Ready for the Israel Gap Year
This is such a great time of year. In Israel all the buzz is about the 50th anniversary of the reunification of our capital, Jerusalem. At Tamarim Concierge we know…
Ten Reasons Why We Adore Israel Living
It’s been just about a decade since the ‘Tamarim’ have moved on up to Israel. By now we know the rhythm of how Yom Ha’atzmaut--Israel Independence Day--works. Israel living doesn’t…
What Tamarim Concierge has Been Up To
If you think it’s been quiet here on the blog at Tamarim Concierge, you’re right. We just needed a moment to catch our breath. First it was our whirlwind trip…
Purim Prep
No sooner had Chanuka ended when a slight buzz was already heard in the air. Sure, days were short and wintry. Rain beat down on rooftops and the almond trees…