Icelandic Honorary Consulate in Stavanger, Norway

You will find information such as contact info, email, website address, opening hours and direction to the Icelandic Honorary Consulate in Stavanger. The Embassy helps the government of Iceland to maintain cordial economic, political, cultural, social and other transnational ties with the government of Norway.

Head of Mission :

  • Jonathan G. W. Sunnarvik, Honorary Consul

    • Consular Services:

    Visa and Passport
    If you want to know more about the types of Visas for your travel to Iceland or more information, you can get more information Iceland Visa.

    Visa types granted by Iceland are;

    • Iceland Tourist Visa
    • Iceland Business Visa
    • Iceland Journalist Visa
    • Iceland Student Visa
    • Iceland Conference Visa
    • Iceland Medical Visa
    • Iceland Medical Assistant Visa
    • Iceland Research Visa
    • Iceland Entry Visa
    • Iceland Employment Visa
    • Iceland Transit Visa

    Iceland Representation in Norway
    Iceland is well represented in Norway by Icelandic Honorary Consulate in Stavanger andConsulate of Iceland in Trondheim,Consulate of Iceland in Bergen,Consulate of Iceland in Haugesund,Icelandic Honorary Consulate in Tromsø,Icelandic Embassy in Oslo,Icelandic Honorary Consulate in Aalesund,Icelandic Honorary Consulate in Bodø,Icelandic Honorary Consulate in Kristiansand . The Icelandic Embassy is located in the capital city of Norway and may (may not) provide the same services of the Icelandic consulate located in another city. It is crucial to call for direction.

    Norway Representation in Iceland
    Norway is also well represented in Iceland by Norwegian Embassy in Reykjavik,Norwegian Honorary Consulate in Akureyri,Norwegian Honorary Consulate in Isafjordur,Norwegian Honorary Consulate in Seydisfjordur,Norwegian Honorary Consulate in Vestmannaeyjar, . The Norway Embassy is located in the capital city of Iceland and may (may not) provide the same services of the Norwegian consulate located in another city. It is crucial to call for direction.

    Iceland and Norway Representation in the World
    Both countries have good bilateral relationships and they are well represented in different countries around the world. Iceland has 224 Embassies and Consulates worldwide while Norway has 404 Embassies and Consulates worldwide.

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    Icelandic other Embassies, Consulates and representations in Norway

    Along with the Icelandic Honorary Consulate in Stavanger, Iceland also has  8  other representations in Norway as: