Iceland Visa Assistance

Executive assistance with Icelandic employment and business visas

Executive assistance with Icelandic employment and business visas

Isarey works with local specialists in the United States and in major cities worldwide to manage and assist with visa applications submitted to Icelandic embassies and consulates. We assist with all types of visas to Iceland, and specialise in arranging Icelandic business and employment visas.

Our executive visa service is designed to provide the highest level of dedicated assistance and individual attention. We work to ensure that every Icelandic visa application is processed efficiently and securely, saving the applicant time, money and frustration.

Expert local agents provide each applicant with on-the-ground assistance where their presence is required at the embassy or consulate, and take care of all bureaucratic procedures on the applicant’s behalf including, as applicable, preparation of supporting documents and application forms, submission of applications and passports at the Icelandic embassy, passport collection and delivery, settlement of fees.

Our Icelandic visa assistance service is offered in over 100 countries and includes:

  • selection of the correct type of visa according to the purpose of travel and eligibility of the applicant
  • preparation and verification of all supporting documents, including attestation and certified translations
  • physical submission and collection of applications and supporting documents at the embassy or consulate
  • settlement of consular fees and liaison with the consulate during processing
  • collection and global delivery of all client documents by secure courier
  • worldwide airport meet and greet service

For further information about applying for an Icelandic visa and about how our experts can assist you, please contact us:

Iceland Visa Resources

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Iceland Visa and Immigration Resources
General Information on Iceland Work Permits
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An employer who intends to hire a foreign national from a country outside of the EEA or EFTA must apply for and already have received a work permit before the foreign national can start working.
Moving to Iceland
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Information and advice on moving to Iceland, non-EEA/EFTA nationals.
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Iceland - UK Foreign travel advice
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This advice reflects the UK government’s understanding of current rules for people travelling on a full ‘British citizen’ passport from the UK, for the most common types of travel to Iceland.
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Travelling to Iceland for work
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Check if you need a visa or permit to work in Iceland and how to get one if you do (UK Citizens).
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Living in Iceland
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Information for British citizens moving to or living in Iceland, including guidance on residency, healthcare and driving.
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Iceland Embassies and Consulates
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Iceland dipomatic misions
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Information about all the countries Iceland has diplomatic relations with. Iceland's accredited mission to each country, each country's accredited mission to Iceland, Iceland's Honorary Consuls around the world and visa information.
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Iceland Doing Business
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Iceland - Country Commercial Guide
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Discusses key Icelandic economic indicators and trade statistics, which countries are dominant in the market, and other issues that affect trade.
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Iceland Visa and Immigration News
Permit Validity and Dependent Rights Improved
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The government has implemented several key improvements in residence and work permit validity periods and other aspects of the immigration process for foreign nationals, dependents and students in an effort to improve current labor and skills shortages.
If you are employed elsewhere and earn nearly six figures, Iceland may want you
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Iceland is not the first place to lure the work-from-anywhere set with long-stay waivers. Bermuda, Barbados, the Cayman Islands and Estonia have also used the strategy
Iceland Introduces Long-Term Visa for non-EUEEA Teleworkers
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Internationals who reside in Iceland will be eligible to work remotely for overseas companies and stay in the country for up to six months, Icelands government has announced. Internationals engaged in telework are allowed now to apply for a long-term visa, which permits them and their families to stay in Iceland for more than six ...

Get a Quotation for your visa

Our fees for visa assistance vary depending on the country of destination, urgency, type of visa and country of application.

We price each process to include settlement of application fees, as well as any fees due for the certification and notarization of documents and certified translations (where required for the application), courier costs and options such as the personal delivery of passports at airports etc. (international meet and greet service).

To receive a quote for an individual application, please contact us and we will get back to you directly with further information:

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