Iceland Vaccination Requirements

Visitors can now enter Iceland without regard to their vaccination status and without the need to pre-register before their visit.

Additionally, there is no requirement for a PCR test before boarding a flight to Iceland. Proof of vaccination or previous COVID-19 infection is not required.

Furthermore, there are no testing or quarantine mandates upon arrival.

Do I need a vaccine to travel to Iceland?

No, visitors can now enter Iceland without regard to their vaccination status.

Do I need a COVID vaccine or vaccination certificate to enter Iceland?

No proof of vaccination or previous COVID-19 infection is not required

Do I need a COVID-19 test result to visit Iceland?

No, there are no testing requirements.

Is quarantine mandatory?

No, there are no quarantine requirements.

I have some doubts. Who should I contact?

Communicate with our customer support agents, who are available 24 hours a day.

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