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Land Border Crossing Fees

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​​According to Israel Airports Authority regulations "Fees at Border Terminals" (1994), each departing traveler is required to pay a passage fee. The rates in NIS are updated once a year (January 1st), and linked to the consumer price index (CPI).
Fee Rates for Crossing Land Border Terminals on January 1, 2020

Fees may be paid through:
Any postal bank branch in Israel, with no extra charge*.
Any financial operator at the border terminals, with a counter fee of NIS 5.
The Milgam Ltd. Website, by credit card. The fee can be paid at the computer stand. In order to pay the fee you must use your credit card. There is no additional charge for this service.
 *Payment through the postal bank is in cash or bank draft only. The voucher is issued at the bank at the time of payment. The voucher is limited to 100 travelers only. It is possible to issue "multi-receipts", which means that a single cashier's check is split into several payments, according to the limitation described above of up to 100 fees on a single voucher and, consequently, into several vouchers.

Travelers exempt from payment of the border crossing fee:
A traveler bearing a diplomatic passport, or a passport stamped with a diplomatic visa and a card issued by the Protocol Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
A traveler bearing a certificate confirming they are:
- A UN employee serving in the UNTSO.
- A member of the Multinational Force.
 - A member of the International Red Cross.
 - An official of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) appearing on a list approved for this purpose by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
 - An infant under the age of two.
 - The driver of a taxi/minibus/public transport bus during the performance of their function transporting travelers from Israel or in order to bring travelers to Israel.
 - A driver of a commercial vehicle leaving Israel in a commercial vehicle, which they are driving as part of their job in transporting cargo to or from Israel.
 - Any person participating in a search and rescue mission, providing medical assistance to injured persons or other humanitarian activity.
 - The holder of a passport/IID travel certificate issued in accordance with the agreement between Israel and the Palestinians (28.9.95).