10 Reasons to Move to Iceland
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- What are the reasons to move to Iceland? To many people, Iceland is just a small country in Europe. However, this island country in the North Atlantic Ocean has a lot of good things to offer for those who desire to have a taste of life in Iceland. In this video, you’re going to see 10 reasons to move to Iceland. You’ll then discover certain things that are magnetically cool about Iceland. This is a country that’s sprawling with wonders of nature including stunning glaciers, astonishing lava formations, amazing geysers, and dazzling fjords. No wonder, it's always found in several lists of the best places to visit in Europe. I dare add Iceland to the list of best places to live even in the whole world.
As you go through these reasons to move to Iceland as presented in this video, you’ll see the best things about living in Iceland.
1. It’s very safe
In my own opinion, the foremost reason to move to Iceland is safety considerations. I have earlier sided with those who voted Iceland as the safest country in the world. This is largely due to the fact that the country is very tiny, and criminals have no hiding place. Save for the few mountains, there’s literally nowhere to run on the island. Criminals will find it hard to escape as everyone knows each other. About every Icelander is somewhat related to another when family trees are extended to the sixth generation.
Iceland's crime rate is among the lowest. Children play outside unsupervised only to return home just before dinner or curfew. Did you know that Icelandic police don’t carry guns? Now, you see why the country keeps topping several rankings of safest countries, including the IEP's Global Peace Index.
2. Nature
Tranquility is associated with getting close to nature and this can go a long way in improving our health. You can enjoy this in your country without a long journey if you move to Iceland. One of the best things about living in Iceland is that you get the chance to experience nature uninhibited. There are many wonders of nature in this country. That’s one of the reasons Iceland is among the small most-visited countries by tourists.
Among the tourist attractions you can see more frequently while living in Iceland are exotic waterfalls. There is also a blue lagoon where tourists always bathe in. Another wonder of nature is the hot pools with waters of varying temperatures. Imagine seeing the sun at the midnight. It happens here in Iceland from May to July. Do we need to mention glaciers and ice caves? These provide you with reasons to move to Iceland.
3. Equality
Another reason to move to Iceland is equality. Let's narrow this down to gender equality which Iceland ranks first for. Iceland has commendably made remarkable progress toward equal opportunities for both genders both in private lives and in the society at large. This is a source of pride for the Icelanders as the country is the frontrunner in the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Index for many several years.
Women rights defenders are doing a lot to challenge the men’s monopoly of power. This is not in isolation. They’re a direct result of academic, cultural, political, religious, social, awakening that’s loud in Iceland. For example, Iceland is one of the Nordic countries where the welfare state is supportive of granting parental leave also to fathers. Subsequently, both mates have equal power and responsibility to run the home and share in the family responsibility.
4. Very quiet and peaceful
A country ranked one of the safest is automatically peaceful. And a country that still preserves its open landscape, leaving the awe-inspiring and superabundant of fresh nature untouched is likely to be quiet.
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10 reasons not to move to Iceland: 1. The housing market is so crowded if one studio apartment is advertised, it gets 400 applications and it is extremely expensive. 2. The healthcare system has collapsed and just getting appointment at doctor is often weeks when it used to be few days. There is so much stress on healthcare workers, they just quit. 3 The police force is also overloaded with subjects and do not seem to care about people when something is stolen. 4. Though it is still safe, it is less safer than before. 5. The food is expensive. 6. The weather is not the best and very often windy and cold. 7. There are already 12.000 or more men in the country than women (3-4%) so the gender difference is not balanced and it is almost only due to immigration. 8. It has become less welcoming and more xenophobic in recent years. 9. During the winter the days become dark very early and sunlight is limited. 10. It is very difficult to become sustainable and try to grow food unless you get yourself a good greenhouse and equipment which is expensive as everything. I can mention many more but i guess Iceland is just a little tribe in the north and if everyone wants to move there it doesn't stay as good as everyone thinks.
thank you for being honest, your comment needs to be made into a video to provide a fair and balanced point of view.
Nothing wrong with short days I love darkness
@@mathiasvyaene7724excess of anything is bad
I had a friend from Iceland in college who moved to the US for school- and I’ve never met a more stable and well spoken, smart man. Also politically it sounds like Iceland cares for its people unlike the US. Plus he said each student in Iceland becomes fluent in several languages by the time they graduate Highschool (or at least at the level where they could communicate in that language decently)
Yea it's alot easier when you have less than 400,000 white people. LMFAO
Another angle
Social system of Iceland is light years ahead than US.
Are you from Iceland ?
@@fotis1964but is falling apart very quickly
People in iceland are the most polite, literate and most well spoken folks I have ever met in my life. Before you even dabble moving to iceland, just know that the most annoying thing Icelanders do not like to hear when they call to a business place is "eg tala ekki islensku". Lots of foreigners who stay in iceland are learning icelandic and some folks are not even trying to learn icelandic and they are just there to get a paycheck and use english as their primary language of communication. While not necessary to learn icelandic to get a job, its important to know that is their national language and if you plan on getting a professional job in Iceland that will pay a lot more, you best know some basic/mid level icelandic as some business discussions are done in icelandic and english. If you work for a company that is owned by a danish company, expect to hear icelandic/danish and english across the room. Overall, iceland is the most ideal place to raise a child. Been there so many times and have family of kin that kids were rarely on electronics. They were either reading or watching something on tv that is actually educational. Rarely, cartoons were only on for younger kids.
I’m an American who lived in Iceland from 2016-2019 for work and when I left I was
More ready to go.
Care to elaborate a bit? What was the worst thing about living there?
Maybe because it is cold?idk @@orpheasnestos7444
Pls explain that
I feel like Iceland has everything you’d want in a country! Thank goodness they tricked us with the name originally to keep from overpopulation 🤣🙌
But Iceland is the most EXPENSIVE ....ICELAND and GREENLAND are the two in my BUCKETLIST ...
When ever I hear ice land it has always have a different place in my heart and I'm from india
Good video ! Thank you very much.
Thanks for the video
I have seen this philosophy throughout the Nordic countries. It’s not actually the WHERE you live it’s the HOW❤
👍🍀 Nice Video!
Great and inspiring video and feels active
Before being too excited to live in Iceland
- Iceland is the second most expensive country in the world after Swiss
- Icelandic is a hard language to learn
But I won’t move away from Iceland
I greet you brother please can you help me connect with the right person who can help me process Visa to Iceland I love to stay in day country and be working, Nigeria is a hell
I would love to move there. It’s small and peaceful. It’s kinda the way of life i’ve enjoyed when i was a kid. But in Iceland will be better, bcs of the income
Thanks.
Would like to leave the UK. Iceland sounds like a quality place.
I can think of another reason to move to Iceland - politics!
The Government in Iceland takes no prisoners when it comes to the job of government. During the global financial crash of 2008, the Prime Minister resigned, and the replacement Government put the bankers responsible on trial. When the US Government came knocking to find out what was going on, the Icelandic Government told them to "go forth and multiply"!
okay, go forth and multiply is going to be my new favorite way of telling people to fuck off. thanks for that xD
Cold.
Adding flipflops to your suitcase is a bit optimistic 😂
The only thing this place needs is a theme park :o (indoor of course lol)
No, outdoor please. Snow slides, snow, ice extreme sports, ice wall climbing and so on yes please.
Stop globalization. Leave Iceland for the Icelandic people and fix your own problems in your own country.
Well that's true illegal immigration destroyed France and in India almost 😅
@@natotako3882 india ??? Who goes to india lmaoo
1:02 Beginning.
I should move in Iceland ❤
Please stay in your own country, Mohammed. Iceland doesn't need muslims. If have a problem in your own country, just move to another muslim country.
What a nice country to visit and if i have lots money and buy a house
Consider the fact that You don't live there is a reason why its a nice place to visit.
Huge problems in Sweden via diversity without integration. As is the case in the rest of Europe. I'm going to investigate moving to Iceland from Ireland as a retired person with cousins there. For me it looks perfect. You forgot to mention that there are 6 men to every woman, or so I hear. Sounds like Nirvana. 💃🧙🥂
Why is that good? Are you a homosexual? (nothing wrong with that, just curious). Also if you move to Iceland, you are expected to integrate in society, that means sharing the values of the Icelandic people (e.g. no sexism) and make you own money.
Iceland is a beautiful awesome incredible country. Iceland is paradise and I am going to immigrate to Iceland and I am going to live in Iceland.
So did u move???
@@hadry90s Not yet but I will in the next couple of years.
good luck with that
@@hermionegardener3796 Thank you.
@@johnm84 keep me in the loop
I love to move on Iceland, one of my favorite places. Hopely I can go there soon..
Please stay in Asia.
@@Leif208 asia?
Mao lagi GANAHAN ko mopoyu sa ICELAND KAI LESS ANG CRIME FREE STUDY.....THEN DALI MAKA WORK SAFE POD NGA PLACE
I was curious to see if any people from Iceland were commenting on not moving there... Comments are flooded with discouraging information 😂😂😂 .. I am not from Iceland, and I don't like people from other places to come live in my city because people don't understand our regionalism, but... If you move here, we WILL welcome you, like a few years ago when a woman from Finland moved here, we didn't mind ... Neither should you. Blessings to all.
Open your doors for 2 million Indian tech workers then. Bombay comes to you.
Halló, er til einhver fasteignahópur? Má bjóða mér? Takk.
im very weak to live in cold places. if not i will surely live in iceland
how's the cost of living in Iceland
If I could figure out a way to suspend paying taxes on my retirement and transfer them to Iceland I would move there in a heart beat. I am tired of being bled dry by the greedy Canadian government.
Historically, you were able to receive retirement benefits abroad until canadian conservatives stopped it.
If you don't like government taxation, why are you even considering Iceland?
I have no problem paying my share of taxes but why pay taxes in Canada if I'm going to be living in another country. It's only fair that I pay taxes where I live.
@@larrythompson5617 I agree. Why then would you move to another country where you didn't pay taxes if it's only fair to pay taxes where you live (and therefore, live where you paid taxes)?
I love Iceland and especially their lovely women, but it gets very dark and very cold in the winter. That's a little depressing.
what is a good salary in iceland for a couple?
700000$ anual
There is like over 20 reasons not to move to Iceland.
Iceland seems like a beautiful place, and I would love to visit, but I am realistic enough to know that I would not adjust well to living there full-time.
I think it’s too hard to adjust to the long winter nights and to the extreme cold (I live in Southern California). I spent 6 long winter months on the east coast, and that was too cold for me, lol. I guess I am a weather pansy.
I love winter
Born and lived in California southern for 32 years. To hot for me. Anaheim. Seoul korea was good. Russia good, I think I would like Iceland.
Iceland is 6 month rain , windy storm
3 month dark snowy
3 month is like European spring April/ may
I hate this country a.d I cannot wait to move to Switzerland or Denmark where is civilisation, shoos, other food than Italian and wietnamese and summer
“The grass is always greener in someone else’s yard” comes to mind…
We are interested
I'm going to visit Iceland and then move there
Please don't. Stop fantasizing about what you think your life would be like living in a place you've never been.
@@Leif208 I have talked to people who live there, but I might go somewhere else lol
I am an American i want to move to iceland ♥ 🇮🇸
Don't they have a strict rule or something like that?
"How many times do you want to run this through the Thesaurus?"
"Yes"
🖐🖐🖐
well rainbow street kills it for me
GTFO then. Bro thinks they want him to come to their country. Lmao
NECESITO HUIR DE LATAM
Having lived in Chicago,I like what's not here
God is there anything wrong with ice land?? Everything sounds awesome!!
There's a lot you wouldn't like, read my post above.
@@hermionegardener3796 will do! Thanks!
For many non-Scandinavians, Scandinavia is treated like a "theme park" (like Disneyland or something), where anyone can go to and live out your fantasies. For some reason, non-Europeans (even many southern Europeans) have this fantasy about what they think it would be like to live in a Scandinavian country. The media has falsely built them up into some kind of a mystical utopian "elvish paradise," where all the people are blond and beautiful, and everyone lives in perfect harmony, with nature and each other. That image is false and was mostly built up by leftists trying to promote the "socialist ideal," that Scandinavia never was (as well as by people who just like to fantasize about blond women. Why is it that people like blond women so much? I can't figure it out). Why don't you have enough ethnic and national pride to try and build up your own people and country instead of trying to appropriate another. You never actually will appropriate it but will, eventually, change it become what you thought you left.
Been there. Weather 😩.
@phil2u48 I like snow so I don't mind the weather
If I could afford to live in Iceland I would move there I believe its so expensive to live
I really want to move to iceland.
Me tooooooooo
For many non-Scandinavians, Scandinavia is treated like a "theme park" (like Disneyland or something), where anyone can go to and live out your fantasies. For some reason, non-Europeans (even many southern Europeans) have this fantasy about what they think it would be like to live in a Scandinavian country. The media has falsely built them up into some kind of a mystical utopian "elvish paradise," where all the people are blond and beautiful, and everyone lives in perfect harmony, with nature and each other. That image is false and was mostly built up by leftists trying to promote the "socialist ideal," that Scandinavia never was (as well as by people who just like to fantasize about blond women. Why is it that people like blond women so much? I can't figure it out). Why don't you have enough ethnic and national pride to try and build up your own people and country instead of trying to appropriate another. You never actually will appropriate it but will, eventually, change it become what you thought you left.
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For many non-Scandinavians, Scandinavia is treated like a "theme park" (like Disneyland or something), where anyone can go to and live out your fantasies. For some reason, non-Europeans (even many southern Europeans) have this fantasy about what they think it would be like to live in a Scandinavian country. The media has falsely built them up into some kind of a mystical utopian "elvish paradise," where all the people are blond and beautiful, and everyone lives in perfect harmony, with nature and each other. That image is false and was mostly built up by leftists trying to promote the "socialist ideal," that Scandinavia never was (as well as by people who just like to fantasize about blond women. Why is it that people like blond women so much? I can't figure it out). Why don't you have enough ethnic and national pride to try and build up your own people and country instead of trying to appropriate another. You never actually will appropriate it but will, eventually, change it become what you thought you left.
Iceland is not in Scandinavia but is like the Scandinavian countries (Norway, Sweden & Denmark), Finland and The Faroe Islands a part of The Nordic countries.
Dude, you're not even from Scandanavia so wtf are you talking about. Also 'You never actually will appropriate it' is a racist wolf whistle. I've been there, it really quite blonde, the socialist economic model is amazing and people really live in harmony with nature.
I want to move to Iceland but I don't know how to get visa
Keep not knowing. Don't move there, please. Icelanders are nice (for now) but their patients is wearing. Though usually not very public about it, for now, they actually don't want most immigrants, especially from Africa or the middle-east.
@@Leif208 are u even icelandic
1. Cold 2. Ships 3. Sheep 4.Booze 5. Long nights 6.Volcanoes 7. Blondes 8. Handball 9. Reykjavik 10. Silence
Never advice people to move to an other country. I live in an other country but do not advice people from my own country to come to live here.
The rainbow road speaks a million words. Not for me. If that is your promotional picture you think twice. W A Y Thinking?
Bro thinks they want him to come to their country
This is the first time I hear that foreigners can find jobs easily..
Do not forget to mention 62% income tax on your income. Then the rest of the tax added up you get about 90% tax.. paradise
lol that's just a lie. it's 37,95% from 370.000 - 1 million kronas. the highest income tax is 46,25% and that is just for everything you earn over 1 million
@@obbobbobb4211 Is it?
37.95% + 24% VAT (on spending) = 61,95% (lowest possible). OFC assuming you eventually spend it all.
Straight of the bat, you got 61.95% tax.
Then you have super high shadow taxes on Gasoline, travel tax, etc. I'd say the people of Iceland are good bondsmen.
Again, I bet if you include (not excluding) All shadow taxes + your income taxes (with VAT) you get about 90% ish tax.
I don't know what death taxes (estate tax) is but I'd assume it's high.
Why you comply with this theft is beyond me.
@@Audikontroller1 I knew I recognised your profile picture and username. Bro where have you been all this time?????!!!!!
@@POLARTTYRTM Oh I'm found! :P
@@Audikontroller1 where did you go, dude?
People told me Greenland was cold. I walked around in shorts and a t shirt. People told me busan korea cold -15c. I swam all morning in the ocean. People said Alaska was cold, fine trousers and a long sleeve shirt and i was good...
So is Iceland really cold or just hype? I want a cold place to relax and breathe in fresh air.
It's not really cold here, but I dare you to try Russia
😅
It's stormy 6 month 3 snowy windy and 3 like aPril
Please don’t move here.
Why?
Yo, y'all accept food stamps cuz we be comin'.
Ands we can use our SF poop app, or we have to download a new one?
Norwegian/Norse countries sounds like the suburbs of the global countries
You forgot Skyre yoghurt
The land of mr john snori(late)....
Sorry Island as a Greek i am spoiled and i cant't live without sunshine. So i won't move there though i admire people of Iceland who stood up against banks in 2008. As a honor i will apply for citizenship when i go to Athens.
i live in vestmaniclands and it's way cooler but smaller and I'm on icland as I'm writing this comment
this is not my main account btw
That woman spelled rights wrong
LOL!😂🤣 She did. She spelt rights rigts LOL!😂🤣
What kind of jobs do they have in this country
what about job availability for immigrants?
With rampant nepotism it's unfairly harder for immigrants to find good paying jobs.
@@AllinnKall hi , Where are you from?
@@stunningworldrecords3334 Iceland
Iceland is the most corrupt of the nordic countries.
@@AllinnKall is Iceland racist?
To those of you who think all your problems will be solved by emmigrating to Iceland, think again. Even if you make every effort to integrate, you will never feel completely a part of Icelandic society. It's not because Icelanders are racist or because you didn't try hard to integrate. In European ethnic states, non-natives WILL ALWAYS be considered foriegners. Even your children and grandchildren. This will cause resentment among non native immigrants, especially the 2nd generation, and will feed an inferiority complex that will last for generations. These minority groups will then try to force acceptance by claiming systemic racism and demand government intervention (often financial, racial quotas, etc.). Instead of looking to escape your own native land, then try to change the country you've moved to, why not just make your native land the way you want it to be?
Simply not true. i moved to Iceland 5 years ago and everyone has been incredibly welcoming and friendly. Once people see you've made an effort to learn the language and assimilate into Icelandic culture and ways of life then you're good. Be respectful, it goes a long way.
@@docdoc8556 I have no doubt that has been your experience, but that's only because Iceland hasn't yet been inundated by masses of non-ethnics yet. Single individuals are not seen as a threat, especially when you've made an effort. Just wait. How do I know? Because the exact same thing has alreayd happened in other Scandinavian countries, that were once like Iceland. Also, if you remain in Iceland and have children, they likely won't feel the same. They'll feel as I described above and will always blame "systemic racism" when in reality, it's just a systemic inferiority complex.
@@gger1234 and, it's already beginning to happen in Europe as well.
Then we are still tribal in nature but are mostly living in concrete jungles nowadays.
thats normal.Even if you have lived there for generations it is still not the country of your ancestors. You should show some respect to the people of that country.

It’s safe because there are no pookies, rayrays, and eses living there, so the crime rate is very low.
If you are doing a video about Iceland maybe you should show Icelandic people rather than using stock footage of Americans. Just saying.
Here's a few reasons not to move there: Volcanoes. Health care is expensive, they do not have free health care like Europe, you pay for Everything. Food is expensive. Internet service is spotty. Volcanoes. It's freaking cold all the time, even in summer. The sun is out past midnight during summer months, and hardly out at all during the winter. If the freezing 50 mph winds don't kill you, the ocean waves will. Volcanoes. There is only one city, the rest is wide open rural, no trees, And if you're unemployed, you'll be eating a lot of sheeps head, cause chicken is as expensive as filet minon. On one hand, getting laid is easy, as they're into having sex on the first meeting but on the other hand everyone there is related to each other and you have to check your family background before you start breeding. If you have even the slightest criminal background, even a simple DWI, you ain't living here. If you don't have a good job already lined up, like in thermodynamics, you ain't living here. The national sport is reading.
"If you have even the slightest criminal background, even a simple DWI, you ain't living here. The national sport is reading." How are those reasons to not move there, exactly? Is that bad to you? On one hand, the first one makes the country safer and a nicer place to live in, and the second one, I doubt that's true, but even if, that really just gives the idea the people are educated and have fine knowledge.
im not expert on healthcare prices in other countries but i pay somwhere in the range of 3 dollars and 50 cent when i go to the doctor here in iceland
that may be consider expensive in some countries but it harldy makes a dent in my valet
and if u have to be in a hospital for 24 hours or more i dont think u have to pay anything
@@Bc500 so are you saying that you have almost free or at least very affordable health care in Iceland? Because that's new info for me, not what I had learned previously. Let me know, I'm genuinely interested in learning the truth about that.
@@Tellittothefireflies I should have said "wouldn't or couldn't". The only things keeping me from living here are the cold, the volcanoes, and no trees. Of all sorts. I'm actually visiting in a few months and I'm bringing books as gifts. The National sport is Reading. LOL
@@hermionegardener3796 yes thats the truth i mean the healthcare system here is far from perfect in general i think its great how ever if u are turist and dont have the european health insurance card on u or other travel insurance u have to pay full price
Not all the information given is entirely accurate. Look for similar videos that give Reasons NOT to move to Iceland for a better perspective of the pros and cons of Iceland.
well there are only 300 thousand in live there
Looks like a nice place to visit but I wouldn’t want to live there.
1, reason not to move to Iceland… Its Fu*king too Cold 🥶
Exactly
No weather
No advertising , no shops only Turkish,Vietnamese,Italian and African
No good fruits or vegetables
Icelanders have big ego but really small level in schools
Nepotism , no good job only with English
Really expensive life , rent, food , travels
No possibilities to study imdyring weekends like in other countries
Plus Africans aren't moving there....thats why it's safe and no crime
What?
Like no other races do not commit crime except Africans
wrong, theres alot of black ppl here
That's terrible news....crime will go up...murder rape theft violence
@@stainz5714 every murder and crime ever committed in iceland has been by icelandinc men.. u look insanely stupid right now ☠
Your speaking English is funny. Its not American or British, what is it?
When I’m 29 I’m moving to Iceland i can only speak English but I can force a British accent
That's awesome. Me aswel. We should get in touch
Where are you from?
Just learn the language mate.
For many non-Scandinavians, Scandinavia is treated like a "theme park" (like Disneyland or something), where anyone can go to and live out your fantasies. For some reason, non-Europeans (even many southern Europeans) have this fantasy about what they think it would be like to live in a Scandinavian country. The media has falsely built them up into some kind of a mystical utopian "elvish paradise," where all the people are blond and beautiful, and everyone lives in perfect harmony, with nature and each other. That image is false and was mostly built up by leftists trying to promote the "socialist ideal," that Scandinavia never was (as well as by people who just like to fantasize about blond women. Why is it that people like blond women so much? I can't figure it out). Why don't you have enough ethnic and national pride to try and build up your own people and country instead of trying to appropriate another. You never actually will appropriate it but will, eventually, change it become what you thought you left.
What does an English accent have to do with Iceland?
I am Icelantic, and I can tell you, a lot of this is bs.... Iceland is litelarly like an instagram account....
I stopped watching at the equality garbage.
Its getting boring now.
Very easy to find a job…. It not truth, check current situation.
Looks so depressing to me
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one reason not to move to Iceland ....Volcano
They clearly don't have Sudanese migrants there!
I can think of one reason I would not like to live in Iceland. Ice.
is Iceland safe from possible Russian special military operations 😂
With all the stuff going on in the USA, maybe going northeast isn’t such a bad idea. Guarantee living as a trans person is better in Iceland than the USA rn(trans healthcare is on an informed consent system btw)
Did NOT age well
One reason not to move to Iceland. It's ICELAND.
Love how they shoes a darker skinned person. Don’t bet on it as Icelandnis a little racist and xenophobic.
Bad weather smelly place spent 6 months there pretty women big drinkers could see storms coming up the Atlantic nice place to visit though
Rubbish. I am sick and my Czech account balance is zero czk . Czechia and EU refused to give me financial support or permanent job. Scandinavia refused to give me the worst thing they have which is Asylum. EU is the best rubbish I heard of, I don’t have any EU benefits. Czech people are everywhere in Czechia asking foreigners to speak fluent Czech with them. Europeans in ALL EU countries asking foreigners to speak their native language fluent to get a job so you wont get a job if you just speak English.
You forgot the best no. 11 no ni****s
That is not nice 😮😡
theres alot of them actually