Tourists with passports outside the Middle East have no problem entering or exiting Ramallah. Make sure to have your passport and visa stamp with you. Even though you will probably not need your passport to enter, you will be required to show your passport and stamp in order to re-enter Israel. Once through the checkpoint, it is a short drive to downtown Ramallah. Bear in mind that it is illegal for Israelis to enter Ramallah, under Israeli law.
By bus
The best connection from Jerusalem to Ramallah is the #18 Bus/Sherut/service taxi. It departs close to Damascus Gate on Nablus Rd. It is very cheap âª7.30 and will take you all the way to Ramallah's central square of al-Manara.
By plane
As the Kalandia airport is not accessbile for civilian passengers anymore, the only nearby passenger airports are Ben Gurion in Tel Aviv and Queen Alia in Amman then heading towards King Hussain Bridge and passing through it
By train
There is no train service or train stations in Ramallah and the rest cities of the west bank.
By car
Heading north from Jerusalem on road 60#, you will arrive to Ramallah very quickly. You will have to pass one Israeli checkpoint on the way: Kalandia.