German Embassy in Reykjavik

Embassy of Germany in Reykjavik, Iceland

The German Embassy in Reykjavik is the official diplomatic representation of the Federal Republic of Germany in Iceland. It fosters the strong bilateral relations between the two countries, provides consular services, and supports German citizens in Iceland.

Visa Services

As Iceland is a member of the Schengen Area, Icelandic citizens do not require a visa to travel to Germany. For non-EEA citizens residing in Iceland, the embassy provides information on Schengen visa requirements and processes national visa applications for long-term stays in Germany.

Consular Services

The embassy offers a full range of consular services for German nationals, including passport and ID card applications, notarizations, and assistance in emergencies. An online appointment system is available on the embassy's website.

Trade & Export Support

The embassy promotes trade and economic cooperation between Germany and Iceland. It supports businesses, provides market information, and facilitates contacts between German and Icelandic companies.

Investment Opportunities

The embassy provides information on investment opportunities in Iceland, particularly in sectors like renewable energy, technology, and tourism. It assists potential German investors in navigating the local market.

Business Support

The embassy's economic section offers support to German companies operating in or interested in the Icelandic market. This includes providing economic data, advising on the business and investment climate, and connecting with local partners.

Cultural & Educational Programs

The embassy is active in promoting German culture and language in Iceland. It supports cultural events, academic exchanges, and provides information about studying in Germany.

Appointment Information

Appointments are required for all visa and consular services. Please use the online booking system on the embassy's website to schedule your visit.

Special Notes

The embassy also has Honorary Consuls in Akureyri and Ísafjörður to provide assistance in those regions.