Mr Einar Steinsson, Honorary Consul of Iceland in Chicago

US Citizens do not require a visa to enter Iceland as tourists for a stay of fewer than 90 days. The total stay within the Schengen area must not exceed 90 days in any period of 180 days.

Please note, that US Citizens must have a passport that is valid for 3 months beyond their intended stay in Iceland.  

Visiting Iceland

For foreign nationals living in the United States who wish to visit Iceland should see the following resource for country specific information.

Do I need a visa?

A Schengen visa allows free travel through its 27 member nations. Requirements differ based on which one’s nationality. Search the Iceland’s Directorate of Immigration website for information about your country.

More information:

• Who Needs and Who Doesn’t Need a Schengen Visa to Travel to the EU?
• Visa to Iceland

While in the United States, Icelandic passport holders may renew their passport at the Icelandic Embassy in Washington, DC or the New York Consulate.

Registers Iceland, Passports

For Icelanders living or staying in the US who hold an expired passport or who have lost their passport. Contact the nearest consulate immediately.

Emergency passports

Icelandic citizens living outside of Iceland who have already registered to vote, may receive a ballot for local, national, and presidential elections from their nearest consulate. All ballots must be mailed back to Iceland on time in order to be counted.

Electoral register and voting rights

To begin this process, see the Immigration and Visa page on Íslands.is to begin the appropriate paperwork for your situation.

https://www.visiticeland.com/

Golden Circle, https://www.iceland.org/golden-circle

Ring Road, https://www.visiticeland.com/article/the-ring-road

Grapevine Events, https://events.grapevine.is

https://visitreykjavik.is/getting-reykjavik-keflavik-airport

Visit Akureyri, https://www.visitakureyri.is/en/plan-your-visit/transport