Mobility - While staying abroad

A person with limited mobility is, among other things, an Israeli resident who is living in Israel. If he received a mobility allowance for at least 3 consecutive months before leaving the country, the allowance will be paid to him for 3 months while he is abroad.

If he received a mobility allowance for less than 3 consecutive months before going abroad and he remains abroad for more than one full calendar month (from the 1^st of any month to the 30^th or 31^st of that month), the allowance will cease on the first of the month after his departure abroad.

A person with limited mobility who is not in Israel will not be approved for a standing loan for the purchase of a vehicle and other benefits, until he returns to Israel.

A person whose life is centered in Israel. Among the criteria for determining residence in this context: permanent place of residence, place at which the family is staying, place of the children's education, main place of work, place of learning.