Timor-Leste: visa, travel warning and when to go

Visa on arrival

What do you need to enter Timor-Leste with an Israeli passport? Visa on arrival. Typical tourist stay: up to 30 days. This page covers the entry type, the Israeli NSC travel warning and the best months to visit.

Entering Timor-Leste with an Israeli passport

Entry type: Visa on arrival. You can get a visa at the point of entry when you arrive, usually for a fee, in cash or by card. It is worth checking in advance.

Length of stay: up to 30 days (tourism, usually).

Travel warning

As of the latest update, our data shows no NSC travel warning at Level 2 or above for this country. It is still worth checking the latest NSC publication before you travel.

Best time to visit Timor-Leste

The most comfortable months for weather are May, June, July, August, September, October, November. This is based on general climate seasons only, not on prices, tourist season or security.

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Sources: entry requirements from Wikipedia and Timatic; travel warnings from Israel's National Security Council. Before you travel, check with the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the destination's official website.

FAQ

Do Israelis need a visa for Timor-Leste?

Visa on arrival. You can get a visa at the point of entry when you arrive, usually for a fee, in cash or by card. It is worth checking in advance. Typical tourist stay: up to 30 days.

Is there an Israeli travel warning for Timor-Leste?

As of the latest update, our data shows no NSC travel warning at Level 2 or above for this country. It is still worth checking the latest NSC publication before you travel.

When is the best time to visit Timor-Leste?

The most comfortable months for weather are May, June, July, August, September, October, November. This is based on general climate seasons only, not on prices, tourist season or security.