Is Israel an expensive country?

Israel ranks in first place in a list of developed countries with the highest cost of living in 2022, data published by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development shows. In Israel, prices were 38% higher than the average in OECD member countries, according to the comparative index.



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A nice diary meal runs between 50-12- shekels per person; a meat meal can run from 50 shekels to 250 shekels per person. It is not difficult to find the lower range places to eat, it is all a function of your budget. Purchasing in a grocery store/market is the best way to enjoy a variety of food stuffs.

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According to our data, the cheapest month to fly to Israel is January, while the most expensive month is July. Prices are calculated based on many factors, like travel dates, so it's best to book in advance for those traveling with a budget.

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Israel – Exercise increased caution
Exercise increased caution due to terrorism and civil unrest.

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Israel at a Glance: Best Time to Visit
  • Recommended time to visit: For sightseeing, spring (March - May) and autumn (September - November) are the best times to visit Israel. ...
  • Less popular time to visit: The winter months from December - February are when temperatures are colder and when Israel sees most of its rainfall.


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Current travel warnings as of September 2023 The US State Department does not advise tourists against traveling to Israel.

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Is it safe to travel to Jerusalem and Tel Aviv? You should not be considering visiting Jerusalem or Tel Aviv for a holiday right now. The FCDO has advised against all but essential travel to areas of Israel that include the tourist hubs of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. A state of emergency is in place across the country.

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You should bring around 300$ in cash to Israel. You can order shekels from your bank here before you leave, but it is easier to exchange in Israel. Avoid changing too much money in the airport; exchange rates are bad there. However, you may want to change ~$50 to shekels for transportation to where you are staying.

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