Iceland and COVID-19

Iceland is Free from Restrictions!

Rules for Travelling to and from Iceland

Here's everything you need to know before travelling to Iceland...

Entry requirements to Iceland

Fully vaccinated passengers, and those with prior infection of COVID-19, need to present a negative Covid  19 test which can be either a PCR test or Rapid Antigen test.

Travelling to Green List Iceland

Iceland is on the UK government’s Green list. Due to this, it has become a must-have destination for travellers. Children born after 2005 ( under 16's) do not need to undergo testing and are not required to quaratine. Hurrah!

Iceland is Open for Adventure

From 27th July all adult vaccinated travellers only need to take a PCR test to enter Iceland. Children born after 2005 ( under 16's) do not need to undergo testing and are not required to quaratine. Hurrah!

Latest COVID-19 Guidelines for travelling to Iceland

Here's what you need to know about travelling to Iceland this summer.. Children born after 2005 ( under 16's) do not need to undergo testing and are not required to quaratine. Hurrah!

Iceland is on the Green List

As of May 17th, 2021, Brits will be allowed to travel to Iceland with no need to quarantine! So if the magical northern lights, relaxing Blue Lagoon and majestic Golden Circle hasn’t already tempted you to visit Iceland this year, we’re certain this news will…

The Icelandic Government & COVID-19

The Icelandic Government has announced that current border measures to limit the influx of COVID-19 infections will remain mostly unchanged until 1 February next year. These measures include a choice between a fourteen-day quarantine period or a double screening process.

Iceland Summer Holidays Are Back ON!

Thanks to the rapid decline of cases of COVID-19 in Iceland, the country is welcoming international visitors again and opens its borders latest June 15th, as per announcement of the Icelandic government!

About COVID-19 and Iceland

QUARANTINE in ICELAND LATEST  SEPTEMBER 2020 - So many tourists cancel their voyage to Iceland because of the quarantine. They don't know what they're missing. Let me explain. Quarantine is not total isolation, no confinement, no lockdown.

Travel Concerns Regarding Coronovirus

Get advice on travelling to Iceland in 2020 and how best to prepare for avoiding Coronovirus.