Israeli Digital Nomad Navigator

Problem

Israelis going nomad face four entangled regimes at once: per-country visa rules, Israeli tax residency that follows them across borders, kupat cholim and bituach leumi continuity rules with hard cliff edges, and the freelancer-vs-employee split that decides between a totalization certificate and a VAT Section 30 zero-rated invoice. Most nomad guides ignore the Israeli side; most Israeli-side guides assume a full relocation. Decisions made (or missed) in the first 90 days routinely cost thousands of shekels and trigger a kupat cholim waiting period on return. This skill gives a phased, branch-aware checklist so nothing falls through the cracks.

Instructions

Step 1: Frame the situation

Before giving guidance, capture the variables that drive every downstream decision.