Embassy Information

The role of the Embassy is to protect Icelandic interests and to promote bilateral, political, economic and cultural links between Iceland and Norway, as well as the other countries to which the ambassador is accredited, Egypt, Pakistan and Turkey.

Embassy of Iceland in Oslo

Address:

Stortingsgata 30, 0161 Oslo

Postboks 4004 AMB, 0244 Oslo

Phone: +(47) 2323-7530

Email: [email protected]

Opening hours: Open all week days from 10:00 - 15:00. Phone hours all week days from 12:00-14:00

Name Job title Email
Bjarki Þórsson Deputy Head of Mission [email protected]
Harpa Ósk Einarsdóttir Officer [email protected]
Heba Líf Jónsdóttir Adviser [email protected]
Karí Jónsdóttir Senior Adviser [email protected]
Margrét Gísladóttir On leave [email protected]
Ragnar G. Kristjánsson Ambassador [email protected]

Ambassador

Ragnar G. Kristjánsson

Professional experience

See CV (English, PDF)

2026

Ambassador of Iceland to Norway (agrée)

2021 - 2026

Director General for External Trade and Economic Affairs, Ministry for Foreign Affairs

2018 - 2021

Deputy Permanenent Representative of Iceland to NATO

2014 - 2018

Deputy Head of Mission – Icelandic Mission to the European Union

2011 - 2014

Director at the Directorate for Trade and Economic Affairs, Ministry for Foreign Affairs

2007 - 2011

Deputy Permanent Representative, Mission of Iceland, Geneva

2001 - 2007

Counsellor, Permanent Mission of Iceland to the UN, New York

1999 - 2001

First Secretary, Directorate for External Trade and Economic Affairs, Ministry for Foreign Affairs

1998 - 1999

First Secretary, Department of Defense, Ministry for Foreign Affairs

1996 - 1997

SOCRATES Technical Assistance Office, Brussels (secondment)

1995-1996 and 1997-1998

Office of International Education, SOCRATES National Agency, Reykjavik

Education

MA, European Integration and Co-operation, Department of Politics, University of Hull, 1994

BA,  Political Science, University of Iceland, 1991

 

Born 11 May 1968, Höfn Hornafirði, Iceland
Married to Dr. Þórunn Scheving Elíasdóttir. One son, Matthías Tumi