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04. Oct 2026Embassy of Iceland in Berlin

Consular Services

Consular Services Passport services Icelandic citizens can submit passport applications at the Embassy. Applicants must book an appointment in advance by e-mail to [email protected] or by calling +49 30 7001 60380 The Embassy's reception is open weekdays from 09:00-12:00 and 13:00-17:00. General information regarding passport applications can be found on the website of Registers Iceland

04. Aug 2026Embassy of Iceland in Berlin

Travel to Iceland

Travel to Iceland Citizens of EU/EEA states Iceland is a part of the Schengen-area of Europe and belongs to the European Economic Area (EEA). Citizens of Germany and citizens of countries of the EU/EEA area do not need a visa to travel to Iceland and are able to do so, as long as they have a valid travel document. An ID-card is also valid as a travel document for citizens of these countries

04. Jun 2026Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Embassy of Iceland in Berlin

Embassy of Iceland in Berlin

Embassy of Iceland in Berlin Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Statements Joint Foreign Minister' Statement on the Two-State Solution 08 September 2026 Statement of the Foreign Ministers of Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom on the Two-State Solution. Ministry for Foreign Affairs Iceland signs an extension agreement for a collaboration project with NATO's Kosovo Force Command (KFOR) 07 September 2026 Iceland has signed an extension agreement for a collaboration project with NATO's KFOR Command, valid until the end of 2028. News Ministry for Foreign Affairs Referendum outcome: Iceland not to resume accession negotiations with the European Union 01 September 2026 Ministry for Foreign Affairs

06. Feb 2026Embassy of Iceland in Berlin

Embassy's Jurisdiction

Embassy's Jurisdiction The Embassy of Iceland in Germany has started its work in 1952, right after the establishment of the diplomatic relations between both countries. The Embassy in Berlin is also sideaccredited to the Czech Republic and works with the assistance of seven Icelandic honorary consulates, thereof six in Germany. The Embassy´s duties are based on the political, economical and cultural exchange between Iceland and the other countries

06. Jan 2026Embassy of Iceland in Berlin

Cultural Affairs

Cultural Affairs Arts and culture are thriving in Iceland, and the creative industries have become a vibrant and growing sector of the national economy. Long known for its dramatic natural landscapes, Iceland is increasingly recognised as a dynamic cultural destination, thanks to its international festivals, the award-winning Harpa Concert Hall, world-renowned musicians and bands, and its rich literary heritage, including the Icelandic sagas. Iceland’s embassies and consulates actively promote Icelandic arts and culture abroad

06. Jan 2026Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Embassy of Iceland in Berlin

Embassy Information

Embassy Information The Embassy of Iceland in Germany has started its work in 1952, right after the establishment of the diplomatic relations between both countries. The Embassy in Berlin is also sideaccredited to the Czech Republic and works with the assistance of seven Icelandic honorary consulates, thereof six in Germany. The Embassy´s duties are based on the political, economical and cultural exchange between Iceland and the other countries