Offices for Icelandic ID card applications

Bring an accepted identity document. For a travel-valid child’s card with shared custody, both guardians must consent; the second online approval is due within 30 days. For an identification-only card, one guardian’s consent is enough below age 13, and applicants aged 13 or older can apply without guardian consent. A third party accompanying a child needs written authorisation. Without valid identification, attend with two witnesses who bring identification and complete the official authentication form.

Bring an accepted identity document. For a travel-valid child’s card with shared custody, both guardians must consent; the second online approval is due within 30 days. For an identification-only card, one guardian’s consent is enough below age 13, and applicants aged 13 or older can apply without guardian consent. A third party accompanying a child needs written authorisation. Without valid identification, attend with two witnesses who bring identification and complete the official authentication form.

Bring an accepted identity document. For a travel-valid child’s card with shared custody, both guardians must consent; the second online approval is due within 30 days. For an identification-only card, one guardian’s consent is enough below age 13, and applicants aged 13 or older can apply without guardian consent. A third party accompanying a child needs written authorisation. Without valid identification, attend with two witnesses who bring identification and complete the official authentication form.

Bring an accepted identity document. For a travel-valid child’s card with shared custody, both guardians must consent; the second online approval is due within 30 days. For an identification-only card, one guardian’s consent is enough below age 13, and applicants aged 13 or older can apply without guardian consent. A third party accompanying a child needs written authorisation. Without valid identification, attend with two witnesses who bring identification and complete the official authentication form.

Bring an accepted identity document. For a travel-valid child’s card with shared custody, both guardians must consent; the second online approval is due within 30 days. For an identification-only card, one guardian’s consent is enough below age 13, and applicants aged 13 or older can apply without guardian consent. A third party accompanying a child needs written authorisation. Without valid identification, attend with two witnesses who bring identification and complete the official authentication form.

Bring an accepted identity document. For a travel-valid child’s card with shared custody, both guardians must consent; the second online approval is due within 30 days. For an identification-only card, one guardian’s consent is enough below age 13, and applicants aged 13 or older can apply without guardian consent. A third party accompanying a child needs written authorisation. Without valid identification, attend with two witnesses who bring identification and complete the official authentication form.

Bring an accepted identity document. For a travel-valid child’s card with shared custody, both guardians must consent; the second online approval is due within 30 days. For an identification-only card, one guardian’s consent is enough below age 13, and applicants aged 13 or older can apply without guardian consent. A third party accompanying a child needs written authorisation. Without valid identification, attend with two witnesses who bring identification and complete the official authentication form.

Bring an accepted identity document. For a travel-valid child’s card with shared custody, both guardians must consent; the second online approval is due within 30 days. For an identification-only card, one guardian’s consent is enough below age 13, and applicants aged 13 or older can apply without guardian consent. A third party accompanying a child needs written authorisation. Without valid identification, attend with two witnesses who bring identification and complete the official authentication form.

Bring an accepted identity document. For a travel-valid child’s card with shared custody, both guardians must consent; the second online approval is due within 30 days. For an identification-only card, one guardian’s consent is enough below age 13, and applicants aged 13 or older can apply without guardian consent. A third party accompanying a child needs written authorisation. Without valid identification, attend with two witnesses who bring identification and complete the official authentication form.

Bring a valid accepted identity document: passport, Icelandic driving licence or identity card. A guardian collecting a child’s card must show identification; the child does not need to accompany the guardian for collection. A third party collecting for a child needs the required mandate. Check with the office in advance if you lack accepted identification or are collecting under other circumstances. Do not assume another person can collect an adult’s card without authorisation.

Bring an accepted identity document. For a travel-valid child’s card with shared custody, both guardians must consent; the second online approval is due within 30 days. For an identification-only card, one guardian’s consent is enough below age 13, and applicants aged 13 or older can apply without guardian consent. A third party accompanying a child needs written authorisation. Without valid identification, attend with two witnesses who bring identification and complete the official authentication form.

Bring an accepted identity document. For a travel-valid child’s card with shared custody, both guardians must consent; the second online approval is due within 30 days. For an identification-only card, one guardian’s consent is enough below age 13, and applicants aged 13 or older can apply without guardian consent. A third party accompanying a child needs written authorisation. Without valid identification, attend with two witnesses who bring identification and complete the official authentication form.

Bring an accepted identity document. For a travel-valid child’s card with shared custody, both guardians must consent; the second online approval is due within 30 days. For an identification-only card, one guardian’s consent is enough below age 13, and applicants aged 13 or older can apply without guardian consent. A third party accompanying a child needs written authorisation. Without valid identification, attend with two witnesses who bring identification and complete the official authentication form.