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Thinking of freelancing in Israel on a B1 visa? Núria, a Mixed Neshama, did it—and here’s how! Opening an Osek Patur allows you to legally work as a freelancer with fewer bureaucratic hurdles. From getting a 66 number to registering at the VAT and tax offices, this guide walks you through each step. Keep in mind, every experience may vary, but with the right documents and support, you can start your freelance journey in Israel too!

Understanding Israeli work culture is key to building a successful and fulfilling career. From direct communication and flat hierarchies to the emphasis on innovation and work-life balance, Israeli workplaces value honesty, initiative, and flexibility. Knowing what to expect—like casual dress codes, the importance of Shabbat, and the mix of Hebrew and English—will help you integrate smoothly. Embrace the culture, and you'll thrive both professionally and personally.

Just got your visa and ready to work in Israel? Our guide helps you find your first job, polish your CV, and network like a pro!

New to Israel and confused by water, gas, or electricity bills? This guide breaks down everything you need to know to manage your utilities with ease!

Renting an apartment in Israel is a big step toward building your new life, but as a Mixed Neshama, it can come with unique challenges. From language barriers to cultural differences, the process may feel overwhelming. This guide offers practical tips on navigating listings, understanding costs like Arnona and Va’ad Bayit, and signing contracts with confidence. With the right preparation, you’ll find a place that truly feels like home.

Bringing your foreign partner to Israel? 💙 This guide helps you prepare—housing, essentials & support for a smooth transition!

Moving to Israel? Our Mixed Neshamot Guide covers essentials, packing tips & must-knows for a smooth transition!

As we continue to celebrate love this Valentine’s month, we bring you three more incredible stories of couples who defied distance,...

Our second love story is proof that sometimes, all it takes is a swipe to change your life. She is Lithuanian and lived in Budapest. He...

February is the month of love, and what better way to celebrate than by sharing the beautiful stories that brought our Mixed Neshamot...

Your Guide to Navigating the Partner Visa Process Welcome to the Mixed Neshamot  blog! 💕 This is our very first post, and we’re thrilled...