Overview
The Embassy of India in Reykjavik is one of the few fully resident embassies in Iceland, headed by Ambassador His Excellency Sri R Ravindra. The embassy is located on Túngata 7 in central Reykjavik. India and Iceland have a bilateral relationship that spans geothermal energy cooperation — India is one of the world's largest deployers of geothermal technology and has drawn extensively on Icelandic expertise — fisheries, Arctic research through India's observer status on the Arctic Council, and growing people-to-people ties. The embassy opened in 2005, reflecting the expanding diplomatic reach of both countries. Indian visitors to Iceland are a growing segment, drawn by the Northern Lights, volcanic landscapes, and the appeal of a destination that offers a dramatic contrast to the subcontinent.
Consular Services
The embassy provides consular services for Indian nationals in Iceland, including passport and visa services, attestation of documents, OCI (Overseas Citizen of India) card services, and emergency consular assistance. The consular section can be reached at hoc.reykjavik@mea.gov.in.
Trade & Export Support
Geothermal energy is the centrepiece of India-Iceland economic cooperation. Iceland's world-leading geothermal expertise has been applied to Indian projects, and the two countries have signed bilateral agreements on renewable energy cooperation. Fisheries (both nations are significant fishing economies) and pharmaceutical trade are additional commercial links.
Service Area
The embassy covers the entire Republic of Iceland.
Appointment Information
Contact the embassy by phone (+354 534 9955) or email (amboff.reykjavik@mea.gov.in). Consular enquiries: hoc.reykjavik@mea.gov.in.