Iceland lifted all domestic COVID-19 restrictions on June 26, 2021 after a majority of the population had been vaccinated. Domestic restrictions were reimposed on July 24, 2021 in response to rising case numbers. Currently a 200-person gathering limit is in place as well as a one-metre social distancing regulation.
The domestic restrictions are described in more detail below.
Read more about Iceland’s border restrictionshere.
Over 68% of Iceland’s population is fully vaccinated against COVID-19 while an additional 3.82% are partially vaccinated. Read more about COVID-19 vaccination in Icelandhere.
