Just last week we had one government office telling us how to define "who is Haredi", and that was by using the bagrut exams as the deciding factor. Anybody who graduated high school with full bagrut is clearly not haredi, and one who graduated without full bagrut is Haredi. It does not seem like such a good test to me, but it seems to work enough of the time...

Now a government office is giving different criteria for determining who is Haredi.

According to the Ministry of Economics, the following is the criteria, of which one must apply:

for a Haredi woman:
 * her children, until age 18, learn in haredi schools, specifically mukar she'aino rishmi
 * her husband had learned in a yeshiva ketana
 * she herself has learned in a seminar

for a Haredi man:
 * children, until 18, in Haredi schools (as above)
 *he himself learned in yeshiva ketana
 * served in civil service, as a yeshiva student under the law of deferring army service
 * qualified in past five years, for at least one full year, for a stipend for education in a program to integrate into the workforce.
source: Ladaat