Grant to intended parent


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A birth grant is paid to intended parents as a participation to first expenses incurred at the reception of the child in the family.

You will be entitled to a grant if at least one of the parents is an Israeli resident.

Grant rates (as of Jan 01, 2025)

The amount of the birth grant you will receive is determined based on the number of children in the family:

  • For a first child you will receive a grant of NIS 2,054
  • For a second child you will receive a grant of NIS 924
  • From the third child you will receive a grant of NIS 616
  • If you gave birth to twins you will receive a grant of NIS 10,268
  • If you gave birth to triplets you will receive a grant of NIS 10,268

If you gave birth to more than one child in closely spaced births (at an interval of up to 98 days between the first and the second births) - you may be entitled to a birth grant of the same amount paid for the birth of twins or triplets, depending on the number of children you have received.
In order to check your eligibility for a grant in case of closely spaced births, you must contact a branch of the National Insurance.

Please note that the amount of the grant is determined in accordance with the amounts updated to the date of reception of the child.

Submitting a grant claim

  • To receive a birth grant for a mother had a child through surrogacy, a claim for Birth and Hospitalization Grant (BL/300) must be submitted within 18 months of receiving the child and must include a certificate of birth at a medical institution.
  • To receive a birth grant for a father who had a child through surrogacy, a claim for payment of a grant to father (BL/302) must be submitted within 18 months of receiving the child and must include a certificate of birth at a medical institution.

The claim can be submitted, along with the required documents, directly to the branch in your area of ​​residence, using the document sending service on the website.

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