International Travel for Israeli Citizens: how it works in Israel — first-hand
Short answer
Dual Israeli-Belarusian citizens can enter Egypt visa-free by using their Belarusian passport while exiting Israel with the Israeli passport. Israeli holders of non-biometric Teudat Maavar documents face no entry issues for Italy and are exempt from visa requirements for Ireland.
From real experience
To travel from Israel to Hurghada with dual Israeli and Belarusian citizenship: Exit Israel using the Israeli passport.
Enter Egypt using the Belarusian passport (visa-free for Belarusians). Be prepared for potential costs including visa fees, a guarantee letter from a tour company, and border crossing charges in Egypt. Consider flights via Cairo as a more direct alternative to the Sinai route, especially if Hurghada is the primary destination.
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When traveling from Moscow to Italy with an Israeli Teudat Maavar (travel document), non-biometric versions generally do not pose problems with Italian border control.
A traveler reported a smooth entry into Rome from Moscow in May using a non-biometric Maavar.
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Israeli nationals holding a Teudat Maavar (provisional/travel document in lieu of national passport) can enter Ireland without a visa.
This has been confirmed by official Irish correspondence acknowledging that Israeli citizens with such documents are exempt from visa requirements.
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As of July 2026 (log date context), there is no specific registration required for entry to Italy using a Laissez-Passer document without biometrics for Israeli travelers.