The Swedish Honorary Consul in Akureyri will be closed from Tuesday 6th of June to Thursday 15th of June.
Them Swedish Embassy in Reykjavík will be closed 6th of June due to the National Day of Sweden.
The Swedish Embassy in Reykjavik will be closed from Thursday 6. April to Monday 10. April.
Wednesday and Thursday, March 29-30, 2023 Severe weather warning for the Eastfjords! What to expect: March 29th: Blizzard with heavy wind (wind gusts up to 45 m/s) with poor visibility and difficult driving conditions until midnight. March 30th: Extreme thawing and rain, increased danger of landslides/avalanches and rising waterlevels. Road closures expected. NO TRAVEL CONDITIONS ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING AND ALL THURSDAY! Stay where you are, cancel travel plans! Check www.safetravel.is for updates and information and ask staff at your local accommodation.
The embassy will be closed Tuesday 28th of March due to participation in course.
Kindly note that all visitors to the Embassy have to make appointments in advance. For any questions you are kindly asked to contact the Embassy at +354 520–1230 ambassaden.reykjavik@gov.se. Any further updates will be made here at Sweden abroad and our Facebook page
Sweden’s embassy in Reykjavik can issue an Emergency Travel Document (ETD) to citizens of EU member states if the citizen’s member state doesn’t have diplomatic or consular representation in Iceland. The applicant must provide proof that their passport has been lost, stolen, destroyed, or is temporarily unavailable (EU Council decision 95/553/CFSP and 96/409/CSFP). The applicant must provide valid ID to prove citizenship in the EU member state. Prior to issuing the ETD, the embassy must first contact the nearest diplomatic mission representing the applicant’s EU member state to acquire permission to issue the ETD. The fee for an Emergency Travel Document (ETD) is 28.000 ISK, to be paid in cash when issued.
In 2014 the Swedish Foreign Ministry made the decision to discontinue the possibility to apply for a passport at the Swedish embassies in Scandinavia as well as in the Baltic countries. For information regarding passport application, please refer to Startpage English - polisen.se | The Swedish Police Authority .