Iceland Travel Advice, Coronavirus Regulations

Iceland

Iceland is almost back to normal, and borders with EU and Schengen countries are now open.

Iceland’s borders are open for those arriving from the EU and Schengen member countries, as well as the following countries, white-listed by the EU:

Passengers are required to fill out a pre-registration form before departure to Iceland

Travelers arriving to Iceland are required to choose between the following options:

Submit to two screening tests for COVID-19, separated by five days’ quarantine until the results of the second test are known, or
Not to undergo border screening but instead to spend 14 days in quarantine after arrival

Travelers arriving to Iceland are required to choose between the following options:

Submit to two screening tests for COVID-19, separated by five days’ quarantine until the results of the second test are known, or
Not to undergo border screening but instead to spend 14 days in quarantine after arrival
- The arrival screening will be at the traveler’s expense – 9,000 ISK (~$65 USD) if registered in advance, or 11,000 ISK (~$80 USD) if paid on arrival.

Public transportation in Iceland is operating.

Restaurants in Iceland are open under social distancing rules. Bars are closed.

Non-essential businesses and attractions in Iceland are closed again, due to a spike in COVID-19 cases.

Wearing face masks is required when social distancing can’t be maintained.

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Sources:

Iceland Partially Open