Icelandair flights to Germany

As countries open up again, travel restrictions are fast-changing. Travelers should look into the current rules that apply to them for the destination they wish to visit (for example, requirements for a COVID test or possible quarantine, what documentation is required), and also for rules that apply to their return trip (for example, the need to quarantine after returning home).

Registration form for passengers from risk areas

Passengers entering Germany from a risk area, or those who have been to a risk area in the last 14 days are required to fill out a special form — Passenger Locator Card. As of August 19, 2020, Iceland is considered a risk area. We recommend to download the following Passenger Locator Card and print it out.

Passenger Locator Card

Quarantine requirements

For answers, refer to the online information provided by the Federal Ministry of the Interior:

"According to the Federal Government’s model ordinance, only people entering the Federal Republic of Germany from a risk area are required to stay in quarantine for 14 days."

The names of countries considered risk areas are published on the website of the Robert Koch Institute. Due to the fast-changing nature of travel restrictions, we recommend confirming Iceland's status on this list before traveling.

More information (specifications regarding testing, quarantine, potential fines, etc.) on requirements for travelers from risk areas is available on the German Federal Ministry of Health website.

Excellent official resources:

Coronavirus and entry restrictions: 6 things travellers to Germany need to know

Coronavirus: Frequently Asked Questions

IATA’s Interactive Coronavirus (Covid-19) Travel Regulations Map

Airport websites:

Berlin TXL

Frankfurt FRA 

Munich MUC

In September and October, Icelandair offers frequent connections between Keflavík and Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich. 

Check our flight schedule for up-to-date details for the coming weeks.

Our number one priority is the health and safety of our customers and crew. Read about our safety measures – at the airport and on board – on our Safe travels - shared responsibility page.

We understand the need for reassurance, so we encourage you to read more about the current situation in Germany by visiting these official websites of the German authorities:

Robert Koch Institute: COVID-19 in Germany 

Coronavirus in Germany overview

German ministry of health reports, including details of the current status of COVID-19 in Germany (in German)

As countries open up again, restrictions are often changing. These are excellent resources for up-to-date information surrounding issues such as wearing face masks, social distancing, and gathering bans.

Coronavirus: Frequently Asked Questions

Tourist websites outline what is open (restaurants, museums, attractions), and the kinds of information you need to know.

German National Tourist Board

Iceland

For the latest rules regarding arrival in Iceland, please read our FAQ.

USA

After arriving to the USA from the European Schengen area, which includes Iceland and Germany, CDC (the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) recommends that travelers stay home and monitor their health for 14 days. More information about what to do after arriving to the United States is available on CDC’s Returning from International Travel webpage.