Newly stationed consular staff in Jerusalem and Ramallah face an unusual procurement question: lease locally on diplomatic-friendly terms, or import a vehicle through the embassy's own bureaucracy. For most missions, leasing locally is faster, cheaper, and far more flexible.
We have served embassies and bilateral cooperation agencies in Jerusalem for over two decades. The shape of each mission is different — some need three sedans for staff and one armoured vehicle for the chief; others run a fleet of fifteen across multiple posts. We size the contract to the mission, not the other way around.
Who this is for: Embassies, consulates, bilateral cooperation agencies, honorary consuls, and individual diplomatic staff posted to Jerusalem.