The Iceland visa requirements are grouped into two categories:

• The standard required documents for any Iceland visa – which every applicant needs to submit, no matter the purpose of entry.
• Documents regarding purpose of travel to Iceland – which vary from one visa type to the other, and prove your purpose of entry to Iceland.

The standard required documents for a visa for Iceland are as follows:

• Iceland visa Application form. Fulfill the form in your computer with clear and correct information. The form contains questions about your identity and purpose of trip to Iceland. Make sure the information you give in this form complies with the information in the rest of the documents. After you complete it, print it, and sign it at the end.
• Two photos. The photos must be no older than three months, in compliance with the rest of the Schengen visa photo requirements.
• Valid passport. Your passport must be issued within the last 10 years. It must be valid for another 3 months beyond the date you plan to leave Iceland. Make sure it has at least two blank pages in order to affix the visa sticker.
• Copies of older visas. If you have had any visa to the Schengen states or any other country in the world, submit copies of them.
• Travel Medical Insurance for your entire stay in Iceland. You are obliged to purchase travel insurance to enter Iceland. Your insurance must cover the whole territory of the Schengen Area and unforeseen illnesses or accidents with a minimum coverage of €30,000.
• Complete travel itinerary for your trip to Iceland. A document issued by an airline, which confirms you have a reserved flight from your home country to Iceland and back. It contains information as your flight name, departure/arrival timings along with dates, your flight code and your flight reservation/booking numbers.
• Proof of financial means. The Icelandic authorities want you to prove you have enough money to financially maintain yourself during your stay in Iceland. You must prove you have at least 145€ per each entry, and around 29€ per each day that you plan to spend in Iceland.
• Proof of accommodation in Iceland. You will need to show proof that you have arranged where you will be staying throughout your time in Iceland. This could be one of the following:
  • Hotel booking for the whole period you plan to remain in Iceland.
  • Rent Agreement with an Icelander host, for the whole period of your stay in Iceland.
  • Invitation letter by a host in Iceland, in which the host invites you to stay at your place as long as you are in Iceland.
• Proof of civil status. This could be your birth certificate, marriage certificate etc.