• Detailed colour reproductions of the front and final pages of an Indian passport with a six-month validity period.
• It is necessary to have a visa for the United Kingdom, Ireland, the United States, or Iceland.
• any of the following financial documents: either recent three-month bank statements OR three-year tax returns
• The journey date
• The details of the contract

Legal documents that the government has issued are necessary. Verify your documents are accurate and full before uploading them. Each document shall bear the same person's name, address, and telephone number. Children's passports and visas must have the same name as it appears on their birth certificates.

• Visitors must have copies of their identification documents when entering and leaving Iceland because police or employees at well-known locations may check personal data about foreigners frequently.
• If you have the required documents, your chances of getting a visa will increase. Verify that your documents meet the requirements of the Iceland authorities.
• Application for a tourist visa to Iceland is complete.
• Please bring two photos, your current passport, or another form of identification.
• You should set aside €50 per day for Iceland to demonstrate income or savings. Because of this, you must provide proof of your ability to sustain yourself throughout your stays, such as recent bank statements, a letter from a third party, and other papers.
• Travel insurance: You must invest at least €30,000 to ensure Iceland.
• Travel Timetable: You may present a bus ticket, a book, a current, returning flight, and so forth.
• As evidence of lodging, include details of your hotel reservation or a letter of invitation from a friend, relative, or host.
• A police clearance certificate attests to your recent lack of involvement in illegal activities.
• Documents needed to prepare for a business trip: only for group passengers.
• Documentation for Job: Whether you are an employee or a business owner, you must provide proof of your employment status. Let's say your husband is responsible for paying all your expenses, including the supporting paperwork.