Iceland

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Duration

3 Months
  • Business
  • Extension
  • Work
  • Citizenship
Work Visa Iceland

Iceland

Work Visa Iceland
  • Work
  • Business
  • Extension
  • Citizenship

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Details

Business Visa Iceland

#businessvisa

About

A person can enter Iceland and carry out business-related operations with the help of an Iceland Business Visa, which is a short-stay authorization. It is a specific kind of Icelandic Schengen Visa. It allows the bearer to stay for a maximum of 90 days within a six-month period in Iceland and the other Schengen nations.

Despite the fact that a sizable number of nations have signed an accord on visa-free travel with the Schengen nations, many others do not. This implies that many people from throughout the world, including Iceland, require a visa to visit the Schengen area.

Eligibility

You must satisfy these conditions in order to submit an application for a business permit.

    • You must only be there to conduct business. That is the only reason you should be there.
    • You must enter the country with a purposeful and honourable goal in mind.
    • You must be able to cover your expenses during the stay, as well as those of any dependents.

Documents

The list of the required paperwork for obtaining a business visa includes the items below:

  • Duly completed application for a business visa
  • Two passport-size images that adhere to the requirements for Schengen Visa photos.
  • Bank records that attest to your financial flexibility in Iceland.
  • A letter of introduction from the nation you are working with.
  • Evidence of occupation, such as a letter of employment or a copy of a business licence
  • A formal, written invitation from the Icelandic company that includes your name, the reason you're travelling there, the dates you plan to stay, and the kind of expenses that will be reimbursed.

Process

If you require a business visa to enter Iceland, there are specific steps you must take to obtain one. You must complete a number of processes in order to apply for an Iceland business visa.

Visa Processing Time
The number of applications at the embassy, the volume of entries, historical travel patterns, and other factors all affect how quickly the business permit is processed. This typically takes 15 working days. But occasionally, it could take anywhere from 30 to 60 working days.

How to Apply
Fill out the application for an Iceland business visa on a computer. You are asked for personal information on the form, including your name, last name, ID number, passport number, birth date and location. It also asks if you have ever travelled before and about your intended vacation.

The required visa fee must be paid by you. If necessary, you might also be interviewed. After that, all that's left to do is wait for confirmation.

Duration & Fees

Duration
A person can enter Iceland and carry out business-related operations with the help of an Iceland Business Visa, which is a short-stay authorization. It allows the bearer to stay for a maximum of 90 days within a six-month period in Iceland and the other Schengen nations.

Fees
A business visa for Iceland costs 80 EUR. It equals around 11,000 ISK. Once more, the method of payment varies on where you live. You may be capable of making the payment online in some nations. You will need to arrive at the start of the visa interview in the remaining cases.

Extension

To extend your business visa, you must not overstay. You are required to apply for an extension before completing the 90-day period in the country. Moreover, you need to have a valid reason for an extension.

FAQs

Is it a multiple-entry visa?
Yes. Enter or leave the country on this visa as you please.

Can you work on a business visa?
No. A separate work visa is required to have employment in the country.

Is this visa extendable? 
Yes, the visa is extendable if needed.

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