Absolutely, although it's worth noting that loss of floating polar ice will change the albedo of the earth, so there's a positive feedback loop there that may r

Absolutely, although it's worth noting that loss of floating polar ice will change the albedo of the earth, so there's a positive feedback loop there that may result in further warming & consequent melting of land-based ice elsewhere. So melting of the floating polar ice will not directly result in raised sea levels, but 2nd round effects of the melt might do so.