以色列(Israel) 前往 伊拉克(Iraq) 签证要求

No. Israeli passport holders cannot travel to Iraq for tourism. Iraq bans nationals of Israel from entering or even transiting the entire country, and passports bearing Israeli visas or entry/exit stamps are also refused. There is no tourist visa, eVisa, or visa-on-arrival channel available to Israeli citizens. Iraq operates a complete entry ban on holders of Israeli passports. Under Iraq's published visa policy, nationals of Israel are refused admission across the whole country, including transit on the same aircraft, and the autonomous Kurdistan Region applies the same federal restriction in practice. Iraq and Israel have no diplomatic relations, and Iraq's 2022 "Law of Criminalizing Normalization with the Zionist Entity" reinforces the hostile legal environment. Beyond the nationality ban, travelers of any nationality whose passports show Israeli stamps or visas are commonly denied entry at Baghdad and Najaf. There is no legitimate tourist-visa, eVisa, or visa-on-arrival route for an Israeli passport holder, so the conservative and accurate verdict is that entry is not permitted. Israelis wishing to visit the region should consider that travel is effectively impossible without a second (non-Israeli) nationality, and even then carrying any Israeli documentation is risky.