ירושלים לעולים צעירים ולסטודנטים
שכירות בשותפות, אולפן, עבודה, כמה דברים עולים ולאן באמת יוצאים.
מתחילים כאן
לפי הסדר — כל מדריך מניח את הקודם לו.
- 01 Student Life in Jerusalem: Housing, Money and Getting Settled 4 דק׳
- 02 Ulpan in Jerusalem: Learning Hebrew as a New Arrival 3 דק׳
- 03 Working in Jerusalem: Jobs, Salaries and How Employment Works for English-Speakers 4 דק׳
- 04 Jerusalem to Tel Aviv and Back: Train, Bus, Sherut and Shabbat 2 דק׳
- 05 Living in Jerusalem: Honest Pros and Cons, and How It Compares with Tel Aviv 5 דק׳
- 06 Renting an Apartment in Jerusalem: Listings, Contracts, Deposits and What to Check 4 דק׳
- 07 Getting Around Jerusalem: Light Rail, Buses and the Rav-Kav 4 דק׳
- 08 Jerusalem Nightlife: The Best Bars, Live Music and Late-Night Spots 5 דק׳
- 09 Date Spots in Jerusalem: Where You Can Actually Talk 4 דק׳
- 10 Cost of Living in Jerusalem: A Line-by-Line Budget 5 דק׳
מה לסדר
דברים עם תאריך יעד, כלל או זכאות ששווה לממש.
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Start studying within three years of aliyah
The Student Authority can cover up to the full standard tuition at public institutions, but you must begin within three years of aliyah and under the age caps. Army or sherut leumi time does not count against the three years.
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Use the ulpan entitlement before 18 months
Free or subsidised ulpan runs out 18 months after aliyah. Working first and studying Hebrew later is the most common way to lose it.
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Load the right Rav-Kav profile
The 18–26 young profile discounts monthly passes only, so irregular travellers gain nothing from it. Students get a discount on stored value instead, renewed yearly with proof of enrolment, and discharged soldiers travel free for a year.
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Convert your driving licence within 12 months
The deadline runs from your aliyah date, not from when you buy a car.
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Expect a squeeze around month six
Free health cover ends at six months and rent assistance only starts around month seven, while sal klita is finishing. Budget for that overlap before it arrives.
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Check the city's student scholarships and housing
Jerusalem runs a students and young adults department with scholarships for people who live and study in the city, and community housing schemes that trade reduced rent for running local activity. Amounts and windows change each cycle.
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Know that a student visa is not oleh status
Masa participants and A/2 student-visa holders are not olim: most transport profiles, tuition benefits and health entitlements above need Israeli residency.
איפה מחפשים
לאן יוצאים
כל המסלולים
Jerusalem Botanical Gardens פארקים וטבע · Nayot / Givat Ram A 150-dunam university garden below Givat Ram laid out by world region, with a lake, a tropical greenhouse and a children's discovery trail. It is one of the few ticketed attractions in Jerusalem open on Shabbat. Jerusalem children under 18 get in free with a parent — bring proof of address. Beit Hanoar Haivri Pool מים וחופים · Rasco / Herzog A community sports centre on Herzog Street with an indoor pool, gym and saunas that publishes a detailed separate-swimming timetable: men-and-boys and women-and-girls slots through most of the day, with mixed sessions at midday, in the early evening and on Shabbat. Unlike most Jerusalem pools it sells single entries. Buy the ticket or punch card in advance at the office, Sun–Thu 08:00–19:00; there is no entry without a card or electronic tag. 
The Priestly Homes - Herodian Quarter (Wohl Archaeological Museum) אתרים היסטוריים וסיורים · Old City - Jewish Quarter Six mansions of Jerusalem's Second Temple-era aristocracy, preserved three metres below today's Jewish Quarter beneath Yeshivat HaKotel, with frescoes, mosaic floors, stone vessels and ritual baths. One of the largest underground archaeological sites of its kind. Entirely indoors and cool - a sensible refuge during a Jerusalem heatwave.