Registration

First, make sure that you fit the criteria stated on the info sheet;
Second, fill in the registration form and attach all the necessary documents;
Third, you receive from the KPC office an answer that your volunteer visa has been approved by the interior office;
Forth, buy the flight ticket;
Fifth, following a short interview upon your arrival to the KPC's office in Tel Aviv, you will be placed in a kibbutz.

First possibility: From the airport take the internal bus no. 5 (3 floor in the airport terminal) to bus no. 475 to Tel Aviv central bus station. From there take Bus No. 70 which stops at Shaul Hamelech / Leonardo Da Vinci Str. every 10-15 minutes.

Second possibility - From the airport take the train to Azrieli Train Station (I'ts called also "Hashalon Station"). From there take Bus No. 56 which stops in front of the Kibbutz Movement (13 Leonardo da Vinci St.)

Our office is open from Sunday to Thursday, 8:30 to 14:30, so, if you arrive in the afternoon or in the weekends (Friday and Saturday) and will have to spend the night in Tel Aviv, take the same bus to Tel Aviv and book in to a hostel. Then come to our office the following morning or Sunday morning. Remember that our weekend is Friday and Saturday and that Sunday is a regular weekday with regular office hours.

Hayarkon 48 Hostel
48 Hayarkon St.
Tel Aviv
972-3-5168989
972-3-5103113
info@hayarkon48.com

Abraham Hostel
21 Levontin St.
Tel Aviv
972-3-6249200
infotlv@abrahamhostels.com

Momo’s Hostel
28 Ben yehuda St.
Tel Aviv
972-3-5287471

Sky Hostel
34 Ben Yehuda St.
Tel Aviv
972-3-6200044
skyhostel@walla.com

Please note that this is only a friendly recommendation, and we cannot assume any responsibility regarding this or any accommodations.
In the summer, we recommend to book in advance.

Our medical form - You need to download it and have your family Doctor, who knows your past and present medical history, fill it in in English. He needs to sign on it, stating that you are physically and mentally healthy and fit for work in the kibbutz. Do not forget to read and sign too on the "Volunteer's statement part".
Police Clearance Certificate - After you receive it from the police or another agency,
you need to scan and upload it.
Volunteer's Declaration – Download, fill in, scan and upload
Updated photo of yours - Attach
Photo copy of your passport – The page with your photo

We do not allocate places in any Kibbutz in advance. The placement in the Kibbutz is subject to a short interview in our office and the vacancies in the Kibbutzim upon your arrival to our office in Tel Aviv. We do our best to place all volunteers in the Kibbutzim they choose or prefer going to on the same day of their arrival to our office.

The placement in the Kibbutz is subject to a short interview in our office in Tel Aviv. We do our best to place all volunteers in the Kibbutzim they choose or prefer going to, depending on the vacancies in the Kibbutzim, on the same day of their arrival to our office.

This is a question of available work places and of which season you wish to arrive in and the work options in each Kibbutz. The volunteer coordinator is responsible for the matching between the volunteer and the job in the Kibbutz.

The placement is in the same Kibbutz during the whole period of volunteering not subject to the duration of volunteering or any other matter.

Our Program does not include Hebrew lessons. You can learn Hebrew from the interaction with the local people in the Kibbutz.

The Kibbutz supplies sheets, but you should bring two towels with you. Not all of the Kibbutzim provide working cloths or working shoes. It is recommended to bring good and comfortable shoes for physical work. The Kibbutz provides laundry but you should bring enough clothes for ten days-warm clothes for the winter and light clothes for the summer. Toiletries you can purchase in the Kibbutz grocery store. It is not recommended to bring valuable things since not in all of the Kibbutzim there is a safety box.

The amount of pocket money paid in the Kibbutz changes from one Kibbutz to another. You will receive this information and more, once you arrive to the Kibbutz and meet the volunteer leader.