The office of the Swedish Embassy at Lágmuli 7 is open on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 12:00 and Thursdays from 13:00 to 15:00.
Telephone hours
Monday - Thursday from 09:00 to 15:00.
Friday from 09:00 to 13:00.
The Embassy
Please note that all visitors to the embassy must make an appointment in advance.
For any questions, please contact the embassy on +354 520 1230 or at ambassaden.reykjavik@gov.se. Any further updates will be made here on Sweden Abroad and on the Embassy's Facebook page.
23 feb. 2024
Seismic activity on the Reykjanes Peninsula
A lot of seismic activity has taken place on the Reykjanes Peninsula recently. The situation is still uncertain, but it is likely that more outbreaks are to be expected in the future. This primarily affects the town of Grindavik, which has been evacuated since November last year. The Svartsengi energy plant and the blue lagoon are also affected. Access to these is still limited.
Keflavik airport has not been affected to any great extent - the roads there are open and flights have not been hindered. Everyone is asked to follow the advice of local authorities and to stay updated on the situation. For more information, see the embassy's travel information containing links to Icelandic authorities and news reporting.
In 2022, it is 250 years since the Swedish botanist and Linnaeus apostle Daniel Solander made a scientific expedition to Iceland. To commemorate the expedition, the Embassy of Sweden, together with Icelandic partners has initiated one of the most comprehensive Swedish-Icelandic projects ever.
🇪🇺 I år är det val till Europaparlamentet!
🇸🇪 På svenska ambassaden kan du förtidsrösta på utvalda datum mellan den 16 och 27 maj. Klicka in på länken för ytterligare information om datum och tider för röstning.
Si sospecha que hubo un delito o alguna irregularidad con relación al servicio del exterior de Suecia, por favor notifíquelo mediante el formulario en inglés al departamento de supervisión reguladora del Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores.
