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Daycare Subsidy for Working Families in Ramla
Subsidized daycare (ages 3 months – 3 years) for families where both parents work. Amount calibrated by combined income.
About Ramla
Ramla, conveniently located near Tel Aviv and Ben Gurion Airport, hosts an Israeli-Ethiopian community that benefits from the city's strategic location. Ramla's housing market offers apartments at relatively accessible prices for the central region, attracting residents seeking easy access to greater Tel Aviv.
Eligibility
- Both partners work at least 30 weekly hours (one at 24+)
- Family gross income below the annual ceiling (varies — check yearly)
- Child aged 3 months – 3 years
- Daycare recognized by the Ministry of Economy
Subsidy levels
- Tier 1: up to 75% off the daycare price
- Tiers 2–7: graduated discount by income
- Tier 8+: no subsidy
How to apply
- Login to the Ministry of Economy portal — personal account
- Submit digital application with income proof (3 recent payslips per parent)
- Choose a recognized daycare from the list
- Receive your tier within 14 days
🔗 Ministry of Economy — Daycare: gov.il
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