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Amended rules at the borders on testing and quarantine on the 1st of April
Read about amended rules at the borders on testing and quarantine on the 1st of April due to COVID-19
Regulation exempting vaccinated non-Schengen travelers from travel restrictions to come into force on 6 April
The Minister of Justice of Iceland has decided that the previously announced decision to exempt from travel restrictions those who can provide proof of vaccination or prior infection will take effect on 6 April. The change in regulation will allow travelers from non-Schengen countries, who meet the criteria, to travel to Iceland for non-essential reasons.
Read moreChange of service due to COVID-19
Due to stricter rules regarding the COVID-19 epidemic, the general reception of the Icelandic Transport Authority at Ármúli 2 is closed from Thursday 25 March 2021.
Read moreStricter COVID-19 measures at the Icelandic border from 1 April
Iceland’s Minister of Health has decided to impose stricter border measures at the recommendation of the Chief Epidemiologist. Changes will take effect on 1 April and will affect children and those traveling from areas that are classified as dark red or grey by the ECDC (where the 14-day incidence rate exceeds 500 or insufficient data is available).
Read more- The reception of ICETRA reopens
- New border measures will come into force in Iceland on February 19
- Announcement regarding current restrictions at Iceland’s borders
- Travel restrictions for UK citizens due to Covid-19
- Change of service due to COVID-19
- Rules on quarantine, isolation and screening at the borders
- New dates for theoretical knowledge exams
- Theoretical knowledge exams postponed
- Travel restrictions extended
- Restrictions on non-essential travel prolonged until 1 July
- Civil Protection emergency phase moved to alert phase
- Restrictions on non-essential travel prolonged until 15 June
- Announcement regarding requirement that everyone arriving into Iceland will be subject to mandatory self-quarantine for 14 days due to COVID-19
- Theoretical knowledge examination sitting in May cancelled (PPL/ATPL)
- Restrictions on non-essential travel prolonged until 15 May
- Exemptions due to COVID-19 crisis
- Paris MOU guidance regarding the impact of COVID-19
- Theoretical knowledge examination for student pilots
- Instructions for ports and vessels, issued by the Icelandic Directorate of Health
- General exemption regarding licensing and medical requirements for Commercial Pilot Licenses
- Iceland implements Schengen and EU travel restrictions
- Change of service due to COVID-19
- European Union Aviation Safety Agency - instructions regarding the Coronavirus
