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Driving Instruction

Last updated 01.01.2026

Reimbursement for driving instruction

Who is this page for?
  • Bereaved Parents
  • Widows and Widowers
  • Orphans

What can you receive?

Reimbursement for expenses based on receipts for driving instruction taken in Israel or abroad, or a one-time grant provided to orphans recognized before the age of 17.

Bereaved parents

Reimbursement of expenses based on receipts, up to the amount of 1,852 ₪.

Widows and widowers

Reimbursement of expenses based on receipts, up to the amount of 2,560 ₪.

Orphans

If you were recognized before the age of 17, a one-time grant of 2,560 ₪ will be provided at the age of 17. The grant will be automatically issued upon reaching the age of 17 through the parent's benefits slip. The grant will be provided in any case, even if you have not yet started driving instruction.

If you were recognized between the ages of 17 and 21 (and did not hold a driver's license), a reimbursement of up to 2,560 ₪ will be provided based on receipts, provided the eligibility is utilized before the age of 30.

Parents, widows, and orphans experiencing a second loss

Eligible for 200% assistance.

How to apply?

To receive reimbursement, submit through your account:

  • Photocopy of original receipts
    For driving instruction, registered in the name of the student.

  • Account management form
    Required for orphans over the age of 21 who have not yet provided their bank account details to the department. 

If necessary, we will contact you and request additional documents.

My account

What happens after you apply?

After eligibility is approved, the reimbursement will be transferred within 25 business days via the benefits slip.