Fund for the Promotion of Foreign Productions
Key questions
How much does Fund for the Promotion of Foreign Productions pay?
Fund for the Promotion of Foreign Productions pays 30% of eligible local spend in Israel, capped at ILS 16.6M per project. Lenders cash-flow it selectively.
Who is eligible for Fund for the Promotion of Foreign Productions?
Fund for the Promotion of Foreign Productions is open to TV series. Eligible structures include official co-productions and service productions shooting in the territory. Must be foreign production shooting in Israel in cooperation with Israeli production companies.
When is the next Fund for the Promotion of Foreign Productions deadline?
Fund for the Promotion of Foreign Productions accepts applications on a rolling basis, so there is no fixed deadline.
How do you apply for Fund for the Promotion of Foreign Productions?
Applications for Fund for the Promotion of Foreign Productions go to Ministry of Economy / Ministry of Culture, Sports and Heritage. Payment usually follows about 8 months after completion. PULPSCREEN last verified these details on 5 Apr 2026.
Rate conditions
Territorial spend requirement
Production must take place in Israel
Overview
The Israel government has revealed incentives to encourage foreign productions in the country.
Eligible formats
Eligibility
Must be foreign production shooting in Israel in cooperation with Israeli production companies. Animated films receive up to 10% of allocated budget plus 10% of post-production budget.