Consulate General of Iceland in Durban, South Africa
- Address: 16 Medical Towers, Durban
- Phone: +27319021214
- Fax: +27319121212
- Email: chisanes@iafrica.com
Head of mission: Dr. Diliza Mji, Honorary Consul General (as of 2010)
Iceland in South Africa
3 missions of Iceland in South Africa: Consulate General of Iceland in Durban, South Africa; Consulate General of Iceland in Pretoria, South Africa…
Consulate General of Iceland in Pretoria, South Africa
- Address: CIH, Block 3, Ashlea Gardens Office Park; 180 Garsfontein Road; Ashlea Gardens, 0081 Pretoria
- Phone: +27123469065
- Email: jasmine@ciholdings.co.za (verified)
Head of mission: Dr Anna Mokgokong, Honorary Consul General (as of 2015)
Consulate of Iceland in Cape Town, South Africa
- Address: Cumhuriyet Ishani 1357. Sok. No:25/204, Cape Town
- Phone: +27218730532
- Fax: +27218730532
- Email: ruthgylfa@hotmail.com
Head of mission: Ruth Gylfadóttir, Honorary Consul (as of 2010)
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Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Iceland as a destination for visitors from South Africa?
Iceland offers a compelling mix of natural wonders and cultural experiences that can appeal to a segment of South Africa's 60 million residents. Its well-developed tourism infrastructure supports a variety of visitors, making it an attractive option for those seeking unique travel experiences.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Iceland for tourists coming from South Africa?
Iceland is considered very safe for tourists, including those from South Africa. According to the Global Peace Index, Iceland ranks as the safest country in the world out of 160 countries, while South Africa ranks 125th. In terms of crime statistics, Iceland has a significantly lower murder rate of 0.5 per 100,000 people compared to South Africa's 41.9. Additionally, Iceland's safety is further demonstrated by its low indices in organized crime, with scores indicating a safer environment across various categories. Overall, tourists from South Africa can expect a much safer experience in Iceland compared to their home country.