Group leaders from non-EEA countries can now work in Iceland for up to 90 days without a permit, provided they are involved in short-term projects and are representing their business.

Only 75% of your income as a foreign expert is taxed for the first three years of work in Iceland as long as certain conditions are met.

Many forms are now available online. While the Icelandic government has set an ambitious target of having all administrative documents online by 2020, there will undoubtedly be some old-fashioned forms to fill out. 

These are the basic rules for foreign experts who move to Iceland to work for Icelandic companies. Tax rate in Iceland depends on your salary.

All work permit applications should be submitted to The Directorate of Immigration, which will then forward your application to the Directorate of Labour, where all work permit applications are processed and issued.

An introduction to Icelandic society, culture, language, and daily life, with practical context for international professionals and families considering a move to Iceland.