Renewing your Israel passport while living in the United States is a routine procedure handled at any Israel consulate covering your state of residence. The 9 Israel offices in the U.S. can process passport renewals without you having to travel back home.
Israel consulates where you can renew your passport
The following Israel consulates and embassy in the United States process passport renewals:
Consulate General of Israel Atlanta
View details โBostonConsulate General of Israel to New England
View details โChicagoConsulate General of Israel
View details โHoustonConsulate General of Israel
View details โLos AngelesConsulate General of Israel
View details โMiamiIsraeli Consulate
View details โNew YorkConsulate General of Israel
View details โSan FranciscoConsulate General of Israel to the Pacific Northwest
View details โWashingtonThe Embassy of Israel to the United States
View details โWho can renew the Israel passport in the U.S.?
Any Israel citizen residing in the United States with a current or expired Israel passport can renew it at the consulate covering their state. Minors typically require both parents to be present or provide notarized consent.
Required documents
- Current or expired passport (or police report if lost/stolen)
- Application form downloaded from the official consulate website
- 2 passport-size photos following Israel specifications
- Proof of U.S. residence (utility bill, driver's license)
- Payment in U.S. dollars (money order or credit card typically)
How to make an appointment
Israel uses the Misrad HaPnim portal system to book consular appointments.
Appointments typically book out 2 to 8 weeks in advance. Book as soon as you know you need to renew.
Costs and processing times
Passport fees vary by country and validity period. Check the official consulate website for current rates.
Processing time: typically 4 to 10 weeks from the appointment date.