aliyah ?

[richardp]

aliyah ?

We, a dutch family form which three (sons and wife) hold also Israeli passports are considering to make Alijah. . Now, I am 41 and have an MBA degree and 15/20 years of working experience. I'm scared that whem we move we will have to go sooooo much down in living standard that it will be ' unbearable' for us, being used to a financially great life. Does Israel need an 'old' man with an (american) MBA degree. There are allraedy so many educated people. Wwho needs us and can we make a living.

 

[odelial]

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Some advice Hi. You wrote that you all have Israeli passports. Have you ever lived in Israel before? All of you? Some of you? Where your children born in Israel? This is important to determine your status in Israel and your Oleh rights. If you are entitled to Oleh rights and your children too, depending on their age they could be entitled to learn at the university free of charge. That will give you more breathing space and time to look after yourself and find work. Also, you didn't specify which Mba you have so I do not know your profession really. I suggest that you make an appointment with the local Jafi emissary and with specific details they can give you a full consultation to you and your family. Good luck Amsterdam The Jewish Agency for Israel Aliyah Department Buitenplein 65 1181 ZE Amstelveen Holland Tel: (020) 645-9465 Fax: (020) 641-3837 Email: [email protected]

 

[IMJK20]

response to dutch family

what on earth are you waiting for..if i had an israeli passport i would already be in israel..who cares about a material life anyway..just being in israel counts for more than that