Turkmenistan
Mr. MIRKIN MICHAEL
Honorary Consul · Israel
Appointed March 16, 2004
An honorary consul is not an embassy.
- Honorary consuls
- Turkmenistan
- Appointed
- March 16, 2004
- Area
- Israel
- GDP per person
- US$6,5402025
Details
- my.mirkin@gmail.com
- Address
- Harrtom 8 Jerusalem
- Area
- Israel
- Appointed
- March 16, 2004
Israel’s mission in Turkmenistan — Embassy · Ashgabat
- Address
- EMBASSY "Barkarar" Hyzmat 82 Ataturk Street, 8th Floor, Suite H4 TURKEMNISTAN
- Telephone
- 00-993-1-2468901
- Website
- embassies.gov.il/ashgabat/en
- Visa required for Israelis
- Yes
- Visa required to visit Israel
- Yes
Turkmenistan in figures
- GDP
- US$49.8 bn2025
- GDP per person
- US$6,5402025
- Economic growth
- 6.3%2025
- Life expectancy
- 70.2 years2024
- Internet users
- 18%2016
- International tourist arrivals
- 380,0001998
- Urban population
- 47.1%2025
World Bank Open Data (CC BY 4.0)
Do citizens of Turkmenistan need a visa for Israel?
Citizens of Turkmenistan with a national passport need a visa to enter Israel.
- National passport
- Visa required
- Biometric passport
- Visa required
- Diplomatic passport
- Visa required
- Service passport
- Visa required
- Visa fee
- Fee charged
Flying from Israel to Turkmenistan
Airports serving the capital
- Ashgabat International Airport (ASB), Ashgabat — 2,230 km from Ben Gurion, about 3 hr 15 min of flying (estimate)
Great-circle distance from Ben Gurion Airport. Flight time is an estimate (800 km/h plus 30 minutes), not a timetable. Airports: OurAirports (public domain). Flag: Public domain, Wikimedia Commons
Israeli travel warnings for Turkmenistan
The National Security Council publishes no threat level for Turkmenistan.
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs · Official recommendation (Hebrew)
Stay vigilant, exercise extra caution, obey the warnings of the National Security Council and listen to the media. The Iranian threat is particularly severe for Israeli citizens visiting countries bordering Iran: Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Turkey.
Translated from the official Hebrew text.
- National Security Council · Official recommendation (Hebrew)
Level 3 / Moderate threat: Avoid non-essential travel.
Translated from the official Hebrew text.
Treaties between Israel and Turkmenistan (4)
- AGREEMENT ON COOPERATION IN THE FIELDS OF CULTURE, EDUCATION AND SCIENCECulture. Education. Science · Signed May 24, 1995 · In force Aug 19, 1997 · English · Hebrew · Turkmen
- Agreement in the Field of Tourism between the Government of the State of Israel and the Government of TurkmenistanTourism · Signed May 24, 1995 · In force Apr 18, 1996 · English · Hebrew · Turkmen
- AGREEMENT FOR THE PROMOTION AND RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF INVESTMENTSEconomic and Fiscal Matters · Signed May 24, 1995 · In force Mar 17, 1997 · English · Hebrew · Turkmen
- AGREEMENT ON COOPERATION IN THE FIELDS OF HEALTH AND MEDICINEHealth · Signed Mar 10, 1995 · In force Apr 18, 1996 · English · Hebrew · Turkmen
Source: Israel Government open data (Ministry of Foreign Affairs; National Security Council; Ministry of Health).
About Turkmenistan
- Capital
- Ashgabat
- Population
- 6,117,933
- Currency
- Turkmenistan new manat
- Official languages
- Turkmen
Source: Wikidata (open data). Figures are the latest value Wikidata holds.
Plaques and flags in Israel
The honorary consulate of Nicaragua, Jerusalem 
The Ethiopian consulate plaque, Jerusalem 
The embassy of Moldova, Tel Aviv 
The embassy of Poland, Tel Aviv