Israel Dmei Havraah Calculator (מחשבון דמי הבראה)
Calculate your annual statutory convalescence pay under Israeli expansion orders: private sector rate (₪418/day), years of seniority, and part-time percentage.
Seniority & Employment Scope
100% for full-time (182 hours/month). Pro-rated for part-time workers.
Dmei Havraah Calculation Matrix Expansion Order
Dmei Havraah Statutory Seniority Scale (Private Sector)
| Seniority with Employer | Days Entitlement | Annual Gross (100% Scope) | Statutory Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Year Completed | 5 Days | ₪2,090.00 | Expansion Order |
| 2nd to 3rd Years | 6 Days | ₪2,508.00 | Expansion Order |
| 4th to 10th Years | 7 Days | ₪2,926.00 | Expansion Order |
| 11th to 15th Years | 8 Days | ₪3,344.00 | Expansion Order |
| 16th to 19th Years | 9 Days | ₪3,762.00 | Expansion Order |
| 20 Years and Above | 10 Days | ₪4,180.00 | Expansion Order |
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Frequently Asked Questions (Dmei Havraah)
What is Dmei Havraah (דמי הבראה) in Israel?
Dmei Havraah (Convalescence Pay) is a statutory annual benefit required by general expansion orders in Israel. It was originally established to subsidize recovery in rest homes, and is now paid annually as supplemental salary (usually in June, July, or August).
What is the daily rate of Dmei Havraah in 2025?
The statutory day rate for the private sector is ₪418.00 per day. For the public civil service sector, the rate is ₪471.40 per day.
How many days of Dmei Havraah does an employee receive by seniority?
The statutory scale in the private sector is: 1st year: 5 days; 2nd and 3rd years: 6 days; 4th to 10th years: 7 days; 11th to 15th years: 8 days; 16th to 19th years: 9 days; and 20+ years: 10 days.
What is the qualifying period to receive Dmei Havraah?
An employee must complete at least 1 full year of continuous employment with the employer to become entitled to Dmei Havraah. Upon completing the first year, they receive payment for the entire initial year.
Is Dmei Havraah subject to Israeli income tax and Bituach Leumi?
Yes, Dmei Havraah is treated as regular taxable employment income and is subject to statutory deductions for income tax (Mas Hachnasa), Bituach Leumi, and Health Tax.