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Aliyah for a dream job: Managing one of Israel’s best luxury hotels
Technically speaking, Eyal Goldberger is a returning citizen, not an immigrant. But because he was 12 when his family left Tivon for Miami 30 years ago, being Israeli is a new experience for him.
His parents, who made aliyah from Russia and Ukraine and then moved to Miami to live near his mother’s sister, spoke to him in Russian. He retained his Hebrew and is fully trilingual – with a little Spanish thrown in as well.
Coming back to live in his native land wasn’t in Goldberger’s plans. He’d visited only “a handful of times over the years.”
However, he always felt a connection to Israel, which was strengthened when he married an American woman born to Israeli expats.
“My wife, Karen, spent her childhood summers in Israel. When we got married, we never talked about moving, but we did talk about giving our kids that special Israeli summer experience like she had,” he says.
Olim Advisors Takes Guesswork Out of Investing in Israeli Real Estate
You’ve reached the point where you’re in a financial position to acquire an apartment or a home in Israel, while still living in the US. Perhaps you’re putting in roots for a future move or just making an investment in the place that reflects your deepest values.
The dilemma, however, is how do you successfully navigate between the different Israeli real estate developers, real estate lawyers and Israeli bankers, and find the property that best suits your budget and needs?
Olim Advisors Is There Every Step of the Way
Many people, upon returning to the States from a trip to Israel, find themselves dreaming of the day when they will make aliyah. Oftentimes, several weeks later, reality sets in. Of course there are those who follow through on this dream but, for many, it is merely a pipedream. The question is why.
Easing adjustment to Israel: one immigrant helping others
Making Aliyah is not a simple process. Ask any new Israeli citizen what they found most challenging about moving here, and you’ll get a range of angst-ridden answers, from complaints about the endless bureaucracy to monologues about how difficult daily life is when you don’t speak the language (yet).
Nachum Segal Interviews Rafi Shulman from Olim Advisors
Nachum Segal highlights how Olim Advisors makes it easier for people to make Aliyah and settle in Israel quickly and happily.
How to survive the Israeli jungle: The ‘coaches’ who help new olim
It’s not easy to be a new immigrant in Israel. No one prepares them for the different mentality, the complex reality, the cultural gaps and the language barrier. This leads quite a few olim to pack their bags and return to their birth country. But some, like the startup Olim Advisors and Keep Olim organization, are working hard to change that.
Olim Advisors Can Help With Aliyah Questions
Making aliyah is a huge, life-altering decision and with it naturally comes feelings of fear, anxiety, stress and second-guessing. “Am I a doing the right thing?” “Is this the right time to go?” “Is this the best decision for us and our kids?” “How will I get by without knowing Hebrew?” “Who will help us get settled?” These and many other questions go through Olims’ minds as they contemplate making aliyah. The answer and conclusion that many Olim arrive at is “I don’t know for sure, but I want to find out. I want to move to Israel and realize my…
LECH LECHA
Packing your bags, leaving what you know, and going to a new land, even if it is the land of your forefathers, must surely have been easier for Avraham. After all, he had Hashem leading the way. Lucky for new olim, there are now a host of people dedicated to giving you a softer landing once you arrive in Israel.