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An Iceland visa is a permit in the manner of a sticker or a stamp, in the passport of a vacationer. It allows its holder to enter   Iceland   and continue to stay there for a limited amount of time. Iceland Visa Is Iceland member of Schengen Area? Yeah sure, Iceland is a part of the Schengen Area. The island country first signed the Schengen agreement on 19 December 1996. It signed a second memorandum of understanding, which replaced the first, on 18 May 1999 following the inclusion of the consensus into EU law with the Treaty of Amsterdam. Iceland finally started the implementation of the plan on 25 March 2001. Do I Need a Visa for Iceland? If you wish to travel to Iceland and remain there for up to 90 days within a six-month period, you may have to apply for an Iceland Schengen visa. If you possess a passport from one of the countries that does not have an agreement with Schengen to facilitate the issuance of visas, you will be required to submit an application for this part...