Foreign caregiver from Uzbekistan
Professional recruitment, fully legal process
Horizon Work recruits experienced caregivers from Uzbekistan for home care in Israel — screened in Uzbekistan and supported by our team from the first call until they start work.
A live-in foreign caregiver from Uzbekistan costs about ₪9,500–13,800 a month in Israel, including salary, housing and insurance — personal, one-to-one care at home.
Horizon Work caregiving services
Professional screening
We select caregivers with hands-on experience in elderly care, after interviews and background checks.
Visa and permits
We guide the B/1 caregiving visa process together with a licensed caregiving agency. Foreign worker visa check
Housing requirements
Advice on what the law requires for suitable living conditions for a live-in caregiver.
Replacement process
If a caregiver is not the right fit, we work to find a replacement within an agreed timeframe.
Which caregivers do we recruit?
Elderly care
Daily care, help with medical routines, experience with older adults
Disability care
Experience with physical and cognitive disabilities
Care for patients
Experience with chronic illness and recovery after surgery or hospital stays
Every caregiver goes through preparation and background checks before leaving Uzbekistan.
How do you hire a foreign caregiver?
Leave your details and we call you back within 24 hours
A call with our team to understand the patient's specific needs
We present suitable candidates with CVs and short intro videos
The family chooses the caregiver; we coordinate the next steps with you
B/1 caregiving visa application and ongoing visa checks for the worker
Pickup at Ben Gurion Airport and settling in with the family
The full process is explained in our 7-step guide to recruiting foreign workers
How much does a foreign caregiver cost in Israel?
| Item | Estimated monthly cost |
|---|---|
| Salary (186 hours) | ₪6,000–7,800 |
| National Insurance + health insurance | ₪400–600 |
| Housing | ₪0–3,000 |
| Monthly total | ₪9,500–13,800 |
For the full breakdown, including a comparison with care facilities, read our guide to the cost of a foreign caregiver in Israel
Foreign caregiver FAQ
How long does it take to hire a foreign caregiver?
6–12 weeks on average. In Israel, caregivers are hired only through a licensed caregiving agency, so it pays to start early — we prepare the paperwork in advance to shorten the wait.
How is the caregiving visa different from a regular work visa?
The caregiving visa (B/1, caregiving track) is issued only through a licensed caregiving agency, under a sector-specific permit, with pay and employment terms set by the caregiving rules — different from construction or agriculture permits.
Does the long-term care benefit cover the cost of a foreign caregiver?
Often only in part. Check eligibility with National Insurance (Bituach Leumi) and the welfare ministry in advance — the gap between the benefit and the real cost (agency fees, salary, insurance) is paid by the employer.
Do we have to provide housing for the caregiver?
Yes. A proper separate room in the patient's home is a legal requirement (or another agreed housing arrangement). The standard covers privacy, sanitary conditions and basic furniture.
What happens if the caregiver is not the right fit?
A replacement is arranged through the caregiving agency under the terms of the agreement. Document the problem in writing and act quickly — we support both sides through the process.
Can we choose a specific caregiver?
Yes. We present several suitable candidates with CVs, intro videos and a description of their experience. The family picks the preferred candidate before the visa process starts.
Ready to find a caregiver?
Leave your details and we will get back to you within 24 hours.