Visa guide
Travel and Visa Requirements for Icelander
Visa requirements for Icelander travelling abroad — visa-free destinations, visa-on-arrival, eVisa options and embassies.
Top countries visited by Icelander
Visa requirements for destinations frequently visited from Iceland.
Visa free countries for Iceland passport holders
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General visa requirements & things to know before you travel
A general checklist of what most countries ask for when Icelander apply for a visa.
- A valid international travel passport
- A completed visa application form
- The applicable visa fee
- Evidence of permission to enter the destination country
- A photocopy of your passport data page
- Financial proof — an original bank statement
- A letter of invitation, where one is required
Exact requirements vary by destination and visa type — always confirm what your destination needs before you apply.
Visa information for other nationalities
Visa requirements for travellers from other countries visiting Iceland.
About Iceland
Iceland is a mountainous island with its capital city in Reykjavik. It has four climate seasons of summer, spring, fall and winter. The peak travel time to visit Iceland is during the summer, for its pleasant weather and outdoor adventures. Iceland is home to majorly the Icelandic ethnic group and a smaller population of polish. The people are predominately Christians, and Icelandic is the official language while English is widely spoken too. Its most popular foods include fish, rye bread, hot dog and Icelandic lamb soup.
Because of the vast landscape of Iceland, air travel is a more convenient means of getting around the country. For public transportation, you can use buses, car rentals, and bicycles. Iceland is generally a safe place for travelers to visit, however it is advised to be careful of petty thieves and night crimes, especially in the capital city.
Events and festivals you can attend whenever you are visiting Iceland include; Reykjavik Marathon, Reykjavik International Literary Festival, Reykjavik International Film Festival and Iceland Airwaves Music Festival.
Fascinating places of attractions to explore while in Iceland are:
· Pingvellir National Park: this is a beautiful landscape of water cut lava fields and the home of the world’s longest running parliament.
· Blue Lagoon: this is a geothermal spa with an outdoor lagoon.
· Landmannalaugar National Park: this park features the multihued rhyolite mountains, Hekla volcano and extensive lava fields. You can engage in hiking and horse riding here.
· Dettifoss Waterfall: this is considered the most powerful waterfall in Europe and a breathtaking sight of nature.
There are over 10,000 hotels and apartments to stay in Iceland, so you will be spoiled for choice especially when in Reykjavik.