Iceland to Open Borders to International Film Crews, Talent on June 15
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variety.comBy Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent With few coronavirus cases and plans to restart local filming, Iceland is looking to ease restrictions on international arrivals, including foreign film crews, starting June 15.
With the closing of the Schengen borders, Iceland, like other European countries, has been imposing a mandatory two-week quarantine to international (non-European) travelers.
But starting June 15, Iceland will give travelers the option of being tested upon arrival in order to avoid a 14-day quarantine period. “This will apply to international production crews, filmmakers and talent and will allow them to come and go in Iceland,” said Laufey Guðjónsdóttir, the head of the Icelandic Film Centre.
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