24 attorney-reviewed guides on Israeli law relevant to France.
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How a non-resident owner takes an all-purpose loan against an Israeli apartment from France: the Directive 329 fifty percent cap, the NIS 200,000 relief, and the paperwork that stalls the file.
Buying a Jerusalem apartment on church land: the 1950s leases expiring 2051, who owns the reversion now, and what a French buyer must check before signing.
Why Israel taxes a French SCI holding Israeli real estate as an igud mekarkein: lost individual reliefs, 6% purchase tax on share transfers, IFI, and succession.
How a French marriage contract interacts with Israeli law over a Netanya apartment: the mamon agreement, resource balancing, and Section 15.
How French families bury a relative in Israel: buying a plot from a licensed society, the préfecture body-export process, the Israeli import permit, and what it really costs.
How French-Israeli dual citizens handle the IDF draft: Ben Mehagrim deferment, the 120-day visit limit, arranging status through the Paris consulate, and avoiding a hold at Ben Gurion.
How French residents open and hold an Israeli brokerage account: the non-resident tax exemption on TASE securities, dividend withholding, French form 3916, and the France-Israel treaty.
Many French-born adults are already Israeli citizens through a parent. How to confirm citizenship by descent from France, remotely, and what it changes for your French life.
How French residents are taxed on gains from Israeli shares, funds, and securities: the non-resident exemption, when Israel still taxes, the 1995 treaty, and French reporting.
How French residents move an inheritance, property proceeds, or savings out of Israel: the 25% withholding trap, tax clearance, the 3916 account declaration, and droits de succession.
How the Israel France social security convention keeps an Israeli survivors pension payable in France, the Section 253 qualifying period, 2026 rates, and the annual life certificate.
How French nationals access mental health care in Israel: private costs, why the carte Vitale and CFE do not cover you, involuntary treatment law, and acting from France.