Iceland Schengen Visa from Jordan
We'll guide you through the complete Iceland visa process — from eligibility review to the final decision.
What's included
- Schengen Insurance Policy
- Appointment Booking (VFS/BLS)
- Form Completion
- Flight/Hotel Itinerary
- Document Review
Typical documents
- Passport & Copies (valid 3+ months after return)
- Recent Photos (White Background)
- Schengen Medical Insurance (€30k minimum)
- Flight & Hotel Reservations
- Bank Statement (6 months)
- Salary Certificate / HR Letter with approved leave dates
- Family Booklet
- Day-by-day travel itinerary
- Invitation letter (for business or family visits)
Typical processing time
Standard processing is around 15 calendar days from biometrics; files that need extra checks can run to 45 calendar days under the Visa Code. Appointment slots in Amman fill quickly before summer and the holiday seasons — start 6–8 weeks before your travel date.
Notes
Iceland is in the Schengen area without being an EU member, so an Icelandic visa still admits you to all 29 countries. Applications from Jordan are mostly for northern lights trips between September and March and for summer ring-road tours. Iceland is an expensive destination, so the funds you show should match the itinerary you file — a thin bank statement against a two-week self-drive is the most common weakness we correct before submission.
Fee Transparency
Visa costs for Iceland broken down clearly to help you plan your budget.
Embassy Fee
Standard €90 fee. Payable in JOD at VFS/BLS centre.
Our office fees and additional charges apply to optional services such as certified translation, health insurance, hotel bookings, and flight tickets.
Iceland visa — common questions
Clear answers to the questions we get most often about the Iceland visa process from Jordan.