Welcome. I hope you will continue to feel good about living here and that people here will treat you with the kindness and respect that you deserve. You talked about the Christian presence here. I am sure you have heard about the international church in English in Filadelfia but just in case if you have not then check it out on a Sunday at 2PM.
Great to see you again! Iceland does look beautiful! I absolutely love snow but sometimes in real life, weather can be challenging! My niece and her daughter were recently in Iceland and loved it! Please keep educating those of us that have never been. In my opinion, the more we learn about the world, the better for everyone!
Thanks Pearl! Nice that your niece and her daughter went. Iceland is abundant in beautiful nature. The weather is mostly challenging in winter and in summer if you struggle to sleep with too much daylight. More videos to come for sure :) I agree, the more we learn the better!
Its true about the language thing, african parents should teach their children the mother tongue. Its best this happens before the child starts school. One reason for this is because african parents can speak english. The africans parents who teach kids their language are Somali’s, but i think its because the parents dont speak english & the kids are used to translate.
Exactly. Before a child starts school they can be spoken to in multiple languages and pick everything up. Children shouldn't be limited to just 1 language - The mother tongue should always come first, then any foreign languages after :)
i agree i am also Ugandan but im 14 n speak fluent luganda n i understand swahili also when i was around 6 my mum said i stopped speaking english for almost a month
Yess you were right about our parents👆🏿my parents didn’t teach us twi our language but I plan to visit home in Africa myself and hopefully learn myself 😊
I'm saying this from my own experience with my family but I don't think kids should know their parents' mother tongue before school but during school because it's really easy for them to learn really fast and the kids might only talk the african language and stop talking english (I'm saying english even though it's not my first language). My mom refused to have me learning her mother tongue as a child but since she spoke it with her family I understood quite a lot and now I'm fluent in it. I think it is something that should 'compliment' skills instead of pushing into kids, just teach them a little at a time.
@@rosietales Thats not quite true. A child will not get confused if they learn they mother tongue first when they start school. Its easier for toddlers to learn up to six languages due the way they brain absorbs information.
Makes me happy to know you love it there WOW what a place , nice video , there is very few people I find fascinating, amazing and just a real nice human on this planet but, you are one of them always Tabitha ✌🏼😀
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?
Thanks for sharing. Has this been your experience? In all my life of living in England, I've never referred to myself as only British. I am always a Ugandan first. The goal is not to become Icelandic. It's to live somewhere I love and can call home. Although there is truth in what you say, you do seem quite negative. It's quite sad actually. You need to escape this downcast mindset and set yourself free - instead of projecting misfortune for generations to come. Just because you see that in your life, that's not what others see in theirs. Allow black and foreign people to be free without all those heavy mental burdens.
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Hi Tabitha I think you are lively and fun in your videos and glad you like Iceland. Hope you manage to make it your home away from home.
I actually fell in love with ice land cus of you,I know no country is perfect but Iceland look beautiful.I have been looking for a calm, peaceful country to further my education and give back I think Iceland is the place
That's amazing. Thanks for sharing. Iceland is such an amazingly beautiful place and I left a piece of my heart there!! I hope it all works out for you there.
hi Tabitha, thanks for the video, gender equality rules! (its crap that gender equality is not a given everywhere which it needs to be), I'm coming to Iceland next year and I've been watching so many Iceland videos in prep for it, thanks for your videos.
We are here, teaching our children. Acholi Ber. That's why we look for TH-cam channels with people from Acholi so the children can see their people. Check out Luo Connect, he speaks mainly Acholi. I love it.
Your comment about Af parents and teaching our language resonates with me too, especially as a fellow Acholi 🇺🇬! P.S. great vid, and agree with all your points. Was in Iceland 2 years ago. Loved it, and want to visit again!
unfortunately, this is the case for so many people living in the diaspora. I really do enjoy learning languages. Though I am currently not in Iceland I continue to practice.
Thanks for sharing...I'm tempted to visit even more now after playing with the idea for a while. It would be really nice if I can stop over in Iceland when I visit London very soon.
Ah you should totally visit Kemi! So much to see and do(if a storm doesn't hit). You will not get bored - and we could meet too! hehe. London is pretty exciting too! When are you going?
Loved your video and I'm so sorry you've experienced racist comments in these pages. Remember that these people are absolute losers. How anyone could fail to fall for you is beyond me. As to my beloved Iceland, my favorite place on Earth... there are two things I tell people. One, I kept thinking every day I was there that This Is How People Are Supposed to Treat Each Other... and two... in wandering around Iceland I felt a deep, profound, almost tangible feeling of euphoria. Of sheer bliss. Friends think I'm crazy of course... but I'll bet you know what I mean. Much happiness to you, from a US expat viewer in Thailand.
Thank you for your kind and considerate words. I know exactly what you mean by feeling a sense of euphoria wandering around Iceland. It's not crazy at all! :) enjoy Thailand! I hear it's a great place to explore :)
Hello Tabitha! How did you find an apartment to stay? Will you please include in your next video how difficult or easy it is to find a place to stay if you intend to stay longer and how expensive a one bedroom apartment? I live in Germany and i am retiring soon. i just want to experience to stay there for say, 3 months.
Someone reccomended a Landlady that was renting a spare room in her home then she contacted me. That's how I found a place to live.To find an apartment please look at leiga groups on facebook, or head over to the leigulisinn or other leiga websites. I wish you all the best! I think it's a great that you want to spend 3 months there :)
Tabitha u are really a nice person. i can watch your videos for the next 24hrs. you have influenced my choice of Iceland for my studies. i wish my wish is achieved. Hope i met you one day.
Tabitha you have so beatiful name. ❤️ I found your channel yesterday and have watched many of them. I would like to visit Iceland. I can't move there cause I have children who has friends here in Finland. 🇫🇮 But I'm dreaming visit many times Iceland. 🇮🇸
Hi & thank you. Sorry for the late reply. Finland is supposed to be a great country too. I was supposed to visit Helsinki, before lockdown in the UK, but my flights were cancelled because of Covid-19. You can always start with a visit to Iceland and who knows, maybe you will have a chance to move in the future. Iceland is one of those places that can inspire you for a lifetime because of its vast beauty! I love it!
I love Iceland. it really might be my fave place. I would love to move there myself. I love your videos they are soo helpful... I remember when I was first looking into going there weren't any people of color going doing videos..im soo happy to see you here. I can't wait to come back for some more Bjork
Awesome! Sorry for the super late reply. I hope you can make your wish come true. Iceland is truly beautiful! I know more black people are talking about Iceland and it's great! Unfortunately, I do not live there now, but it's not off the cards completely in the future. Have a great day!
If your children grow up in Iceland they will know at least 4 languages. Minimum. English early on, Danish 12 years of age. Ofc Icelandic from birth, school and stuff. Then later a fourth and maybe a fifth language. French, German, Spanish. So on...
Hi, I've only been able to find one picture on Google of any march or demonstration in Iceland regarding the death of George Floyd and/or the Black Lives Matter movement in Iceland. Is there anyone out there that can help with that please? Share some pictures... share, or make a video... direct me to a site... Thank you!
I saw some pictures in a private group but that's it. That group is for black people living in Iceland. Just search 'black lives matter' on Google and results will pop up.
I can´t believe how nice you are! I´m working on my pc and in the back your voice is talking me about Iceland... The time fly away! Good luck there! Laura
I just watch you channel iam from Sweden I ll love to relocate to ice land wat do i need to do , will i get job soonest as i get there just to start new life ,apartment to live coz i can see is very cold over there .
Please you guys need to respond because I want to move to Iceland with my family from Nigeria and start a new life. What is the easiest way to obtain a permit in Iceland because am coming with a tourist visa hoping to extend and get a permit. Please respond Thank you for your understanding
lawal habeeb Please do not do that . If you go to Iceland on a tourist visa and then declare that you want to stay , you will most likely be deported. Do not waste your time and money. Talk to the closest Icelandic embassy to see if there are legal ways to immigrate .
You probably need to find a job first. Once you have that everything else is pretty much easy. Do you have a university degree or professional qualification - perhaps in something like engineering?
@@mikenice1931 Yes. Iceland is one of the most expensive countries in the world. I used to pay £550 in London, so Reykjavík is pretty similar when it comes to rent. Of course you can live outside of the capital in either city for cheaper rent.
RAJENDRA PRASAD of course! Definitely. That is what most foreigners come to Iceland for. Without people in lower positions I don’t know how businesses here would survive 😄
RAJENDRA PRASAD not directly, because I don’t know you and I don’t know your character or work ethic. However I can point in a great direction! - You need to contact the companies directly(like I did). Or check on job sites like Alfred.is or Storf.is - then try to translate the websites from Icelandic to English so you understand. All the best!
Again migrants not integrating, if you are immigrating there, just adopt the language and customs, that's the only way migration works, if you want to raise a child with your customs language, and culture then go to your country where you have to obey that culture and customs. If you go to another country then adopt the way of life of this new country.
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Welcome. I hope you will continue to feel good about living here and that people here will treat you with the kindness and respect that you deserve. You talked about the Christian presence here. I am sure you have heard about the international church in English in Filadelfia but just in case if you have not then check it out on a Sunday at 2PM.
Thanks Ægir! kindness & respect would be just fantastic! & Yes I have heard about this church 😊 It's a great one!
Hello Tabitha.
I think both of your videos will benefit and promote Iceland. Thank you. I hope you will stay and continue being so positive.
Hi Harpa! I really do hope my videos serve such a purpose 😊 & I'll do my best to stay positive at all times for sure!
@@TabithaLaker Love u
a bit crazy
but í still luv u
Welcome to our country! Hope you'll make it your home :)
Thank you! It became my home the moment I stepped foot on the ground 😊
Great to see you again! Iceland does look beautiful! I absolutely love snow but sometimes in real life, weather can be challenging! My niece and her daughter were recently in Iceland and loved it! Please keep educating those of us that have never been. In my opinion, the more we learn about the world, the better for everyone!
Thanks Pearl! Nice that your niece and her daughter went. Iceland is abundant in beautiful nature. The weather is mostly challenging in winter and in summer if you struggle to sleep with too much daylight. More videos to come for sure :) I agree, the more we learn the better!
Its true about the language thing, african parents should teach their children the mother tongue. Its best this happens before the child starts school. One reason for this is because african parents can speak english. The africans parents who teach kids their language are Somali’s, but i think its because the parents dont speak english & the kids are used to translate.
Exactly. Before a child starts school they can be spoken to in multiple languages and pick everything up. Children shouldn't be limited to just 1 language - The mother tongue should always come first, then any foreign languages after :)
i agree i am also Ugandan but im 14 n speak fluent luganda n i understand swahili also when i was around 6 my mum said i stopped speaking english for almost a month
Yess you were right about our parents👆🏿my parents didn’t teach us twi our language but I plan to visit home in Africa myself and hopefully learn myself 😊
I'm saying this from my own experience with my family but I don't think kids should know their parents' mother tongue before school but during school because it's really easy for them to learn really fast and the kids might only talk the african language and stop talking english (I'm saying english even though it's not my first language). My mom refused to have me learning her mother tongue as a child but since she spoke it with her family I understood quite a lot and now I'm fluent in it. I think it is something that should 'compliment' skills instead of pushing into kids, just teach them a little at a time.
@@rosietales Thats not quite true. A child will not get confused if they learn they mother tongue first when they start school. Its easier for toddlers to learn up to six languages due the way they brain absorbs information.
You're really cute and present yourself in a very friendly, open way! All the best to you! 😊
Ah thank you! That's such a nice thing to hear. All the best to you too! 😊
Im coming in August.. lets meet up my sista! 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
I'm currently not there but hope you have an amazing time!
Makes me happy to know you love it there WOW what a place , nice video , there is very few people I find fascinating, amazing and just a real nice human on this planet but, you are one of them always Tabitha ✌🏼😀
aw Thank you Dan! That's so kind of you to say! 💕
I am from Iceland and I live in Reykjavík and I am in the high school: Kvennaskólinn í Reykjavík
love your videos btw
Hi Isold 😊 Thanks for stopping by 😊
Thanks Love! 😊
I see Iceland is rank #1 in a peaceful Counrty.
Yes! 🤗
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?
Thanks for sharing. Has this been your experience? In all my life of living in England, I've never referred to myself as only British. I am always a Ugandan first. The goal is not to become Icelandic. It's to live somewhere I love and can call home. Although there is truth in what you say, you do seem quite negative. It's quite sad actually. You need to escape this downcast mindset and set yourself free - instead of projecting misfortune for generations to come. Just because you see that in your life, that's not what others see in theirs. Allow black and foreign people to be free without all those heavy mental burdens.
Hi Tabitha I think you are lively and fun in your videos and glad you like Iceland. Hope you manage to make it your home away from home.
Aw thanks Hafrún! I'm well on my way to making Iceland my home away from home 😊
Hafrún Ásta Hafsteinsdóttir I love Iceland can i have frd
I actually fell in love with ice land cus of you,I know no country is perfect but Iceland look beautiful.I have been looking for a calm, peaceful country to further my education and give back I think Iceland is the place
That's amazing. Thanks for sharing. Iceland is such an amazingly beautiful place and I left a piece of my heart there!! I hope it all works out for you there.
I was searching for travel tips for iceland and i landed on your videos, youre so intelligent, funny, creative and look stunning.
Thankyou!!
hi Tabitha, thanks for the video, gender equality rules! (its crap that gender equality is not a given everywhere which it needs to be), I'm coming to Iceland next year and I've been watching so many Iceland videos in prep for it, thanks for your videos.
Gender equality should be everywhere! All the best for Iceland! I'm sure you will love it if you love nature!
Velkomin til Íslands, Tabitha! :)
Takk Fyrir Leana! 😊
We are here, teaching our children. Acholi Ber. That's why we look for TH-cam channels with people from Acholi so the children can see their people. Check out Luo Connect, he speaks mainly Acholi. I love it.
That's great to know! That way they will always feel connected to their culture :)
Your comment about Af parents and teaching our language resonates with me too, especially as a fellow Acholi 🇺🇬! P.S. great vid, and agree with all your points. Was in Iceland 2 years ago. Loved it, and want to visit again!
Yes 😊 Our parents have to get better at making sure our languages aren't lost. It's great you visited Iceland!!
I'm a linguist and I hate hearing about someone not knowing their mother tongue. So glad you are taking advantage and learning a new language.
unfortunately, this is the case for so many people living in the diaspora. I really do enjoy learning languages. Though I am currently not in Iceland I continue to practice.
YASS GO GIRLL
😊
Thanks for sharing...I'm tempted to visit even more now after playing with the idea for a while.
It would be really nice if I can stop over in Iceland when I visit London very soon.
Ah you should totally visit Kemi! So much to see and do(if a storm doesn't hit). You will not get bored - and we could meet too! hehe. London is pretty exciting too! When are you going?
Tabitha Laker I should be there before summer (US summer)...Yes, we should meet up 🤓
Would love to visit iceland
natalia kay go for it!
Loved your video and I'm so sorry you've experienced racist comments in these pages. Remember that these people are absolute losers. How anyone could fail to fall for you is beyond me. As to my beloved Iceland, my favorite place on Earth... there are two things I tell people. One, I kept thinking every day I was there that This Is How People Are Supposed to Treat Each Other... and two... in wandering around Iceland I felt a deep, profound, almost tangible feeling of euphoria. Of sheer bliss. Friends think I'm crazy of course... but I'll bet you know what I mean. Much happiness to you, from a US expat viewer in Thailand.
Thank you for your kind and considerate words. I know exactly what you mean by feeling a sense of euphoria wandering around Iceland. It's not crazy at all! :) enjoy Thailand! I hear it's a great place to explore :)
@@TabithaLaker Well c'mon over! Actually we should trade apartments for a few weeks!
If you need some Icelanders to help you out with learning the language I recommend HelloTalk :)
Thanks. I've heard about HelloTalk but never used the service :)
rambololal what is it?
Is it app or web?
De Aliiko app :)
rambololal ♥️🙏🏾♥️
Hello Tabitha! How did you find an apartment to stay? Will you please include in your next video how difficult or easy it is to find a place to stay if you intend to stay longer and how expensive a one bedroom apartment? I live in Germany and i am retiring soon. i just want to experience to stay there for say, 3 months.
Someone reccomended a Landlady that was renting a spare room in her home then she contacted me. That's how I found a place to live.To find an apartment please look at leiga groups on facebook, or head over to the leigulisinn or other leiga websites. I wish you all the best! I think it's a great that you want to spend 3 months there :)
Love your hair style and color is stunning!
Thank you!!
Tabitha u are really a nice person. i can watch your videos for the next 24hrs. you have influenced my choice of Iceland for my studies. i wish my wish is achieved. Hope i met you one day.
Sorry this reply is coming so late - but Thankyou, that is so sweet! I wish you all the best with your studies and it would be nice to meet some day.
Iceland looks like Hamburg These Days .
Laker Susan the rain came and washed all the snow away, but it will be back. I hear Germany can be pretty cold.
Your so lucky i would love to live there for 3 months but its out of my budget. The apartments are too expensive and even the hostels are high
I live on islend
Víkingur Frosti Rúnarsson fantastic 😊
Is there a reason you preferred IceLand over France? For some reason I thought you were going to be moving to France😊
It was mostly for the nature and travel/exporing culture! I would still like to spend time in France - just for the language (and cheese lol)
Beautiful inside and out.
Thank you! That's very kind of you to say 😀
You convinced me to visit.
Yay! Hope you have an amazing time.
Tabitha you have so beatiful name. ❤️ I found your channel yesterday and have watched many of them. I would like to visit Iceland. I can't move there cause I have children who has friends here in Finland. 🇫🇮 But I'm dreaming visit many times Iceland. 🇮🇸
Hi & thank you. Sorry for the late reply. Finland is supposed to be a great country too. I was supposed to visit Helsinki, before lockdown in the UK, but my flights were cancelled because of Covid-19. You can always start with a visit to Iceland and who knows, maybe you will have a chance to move in the future. Iceland is one of those places that can inspire you for a lifetime because of its vast beauty! I love it!
3:57 i wasnt taught acholi either and my cousins werent taught luganda, we only just know a thew catch phrases lol
lol the catchphrases. That is basically how I get by when attempting to speak Acholi.
Learn Portuguese, it is the worlds most beautiful language.
I'm sorry to say, but I don't think that..just my opnion.
LOVELY
i would like to come and live in Iceland
Awesome! I wish the best for you! :)
I love Iceland. it really might be my fave place. I would love to move there myself. I love your videos they are soo helpful... I remember when I was first looking into going there weren't any people of color going doing videos..im soo happy to see you here. I can't wait to come back for some more Bjork
Awesome! Sorry for the super late reply. I hope you can make your wish come true. Iceland is truly beautiful! I know more black people are talking about Iceland and it's great! Unfortunately, I do not live there now, but it's not off the cards completely in the future. Have a great day!
How exciting and what an amazing adventure! Nice video and thanks for sharing. Peace.
Happy to share :)
@@TabithaLaker Your channel is informative and helpful. Nice content.
spot on girl
Thanks! Glad you agree.
Bisou je t'aim toujours learn frensh is beautyfull
Yes French is beautiful :) I am still learning, don't worry lol
Thanks I’m planning to move to Iceland next year April
ola lammy awesome!! You’re very welcome 😊 you’ll love Iceland!
Got here few weeks ago, how can i go about having a residence permit?
Austyn Emmanuel I have no clue. Best to do a simple google search.
Great episode! Thank you, I now feel inspired and I really want to visit Iceland!
Iceland is amazing! I still call that place home :) You will have an awesome time!
Thanks for posting this video and you are gorgeous btw
Thanks John! Hope you are well.
@@TabithaLaker doing fine. I hope are well. x
If your children grow up in Iceland they will know at least 4 languages. Minimum. English early on, Danish 12 years of age. Ofc Icelandic from birth, school and stuff. Then later a fourth and maybe a fifth language. French, German, Spanish. So on...
I would absolutely love that!! It's an advantage to be bilingual....and I want my children to have it :)
@@TabithaLaker Then I wish you the best. Hope your life in Iceland will be good for you and your children.
Thankyou! I currently live in Berlin but German isn't really the language for me hehe. I hope to return to Iceland soon :)
I don't know that in the northem coutries are black people
now you know.
Hi! I like you. Subbed! 🍃💐✨
Aw Thankyou Lovely 💖
i am icelandic
Cool :)
Gilli Pong is there more black people in Iceland i want to visit it but I'm worry about racism there
R u doing job in Iceland or just TH-cam earnings ?
Job
I love your videos i would love to come to Iceland am also from uganda
Thanks! You should go, but be warned it's very cold :)
I’m doing my research now so I may take a visit-thanks for the videos
Wonderful news! You're very welcome. Thanks for watching and all the best for your trip to Iceland.
you said 12 things and you posted 13,hahaha
mistake haha
Stop it. we know why you moved to Iceland. M you like what you like
And what is that?
Welcome to Iceland, I hope you like it and feel welcomed.
Thanks Bill!! :) I definitely do feel welcomed.
Bill Ratchet I love Iceland can i have a frd there
Thanks for that comfort as a Black American.
I live in iceland🇮🇸
Helga Agustsdottir cool!
I’ll keep watching all your videos
ola lammy 🤗
You know the south Bronx looks just like that. .in the winter,
cool
Hi, I've only been able to find one picture on Google of any march or demonstration in Iceland regarding the death of George Floyd and/or the Black Lives Matter movement in Iceland. Is there anyone out there that can help with that please? Share some pictures... share, or make a video... direct me to a site... Thank you!
I saw some pictures in a private group but that's it. That group is for black people living in Iceland. Just search 'black lives matter' on Google and results will pop up.
#GeothermalEnergy♥️♥️♥️♥️
Yes! 😊
Great video!
thanks!
What do you happen in Iceland?
what do you mean?
Hey how u doing? I like to know how about yoga career in Iceland bec i want to move their and im yoga teacher. Can u pl guide me☺
Honestly I have no clue about Yoga in Iceland. I guess the first step is to connect with Yoga teachers in Iceland or search for job vacancies.
🤔Are they racist in Iceland ? 🤔
Racism is everywhere in the world unfortunately... 😔
Great video!
Thanks Timmie :)
I can´t believe how nice you are! I´m working on my pc and in the back your voice is talking me about Iceland... The time fly away! Good luck there! Laura
aw Thankyou Laura!! So happy to share my love for Iceland with you while you work!! Hope you get to see Iceland for yourself soon! It is amazing!
I just watch you channel iam from Sweden I ll love to relocate to ice land wat do i need to do , will i get job soonest as i get there just to start new life ,apartment to live coz i can see is very cold over there .
The job market is very tough at the moment because of the pandemic but you can search online and apply. There is a website called Alfred.
my dear how a u ?good to share with us thx
I great dear! How are you? You're welcome. Always happy to share. Thanks for watching.
Next year i will be there
great!
I want to move there
Amazing! I wish you the best with it!
Please you guys need to respond because I want to move to Iceland with my family from Nigeria and start a new life. What is the easiest way to obtain a permit in Iceland because am coming with a tourist visa hoping to extend and get a permit. Please respond
Thank you for your understanding
lawal habeeb Please do not do that . If you go to Iceland on a tourist visa and then declare that you want to stay , you will most likely be deported. Do not waste your time and money. Talk to the closest Icelandic embassy to see if there are legal ways to immigrate .
Please take the advice above
How can I join you, am living in The Bahamas, but am looking for a change. I am Christian.
How can we communicate, off air. I can be reached
You probably need to find a job first. Once you have that everything else is pretty much easy. Do you have a university degree or professional qualification - perhaps in something like engineering?
Honestly Iceland seems such a wonderful country
Ya like jazz? It really is 😊
Best thing about Iceland -- no mosquitoes.
Yes! Apart from in Lake Myvatn during the summer months. I heard there are mosquitos there.
Are you currently there?
Not at the moment
@@TabithaLaker Damn, I was hoping to meet you when I got up there. How do I connect with other black people out there?
Are you moving there? if so perhaps you could join a locals fb group.
@@TabithaLaker No, I'll just be there for 6 days on vacation. Any particular fb groups you can suggest?
I'll be off to Iceland to tomorrow... any tips you can give me that you reckon I might find useful?
hmmm I would say head to the supermarket for cheaper food options and avoid the 1011 as much as possible.
Enjoy your holiday :)
Great! Thanks. We went to bónus for food, and that didn't seem to be too bad. 👍
gosh I love your accent! I wanna move to Britain
haha Thanks! Go ahead and try out Britain 😊
What about ireland ??
It's Iceland not Ireland
When a u visiting Uganda?
maybe next year
How much can someone pay in a room per month ..like u rented one room from someone
Mike Nice I paid 90.000 ISK but many Icelandic people & some foreigners pay less than that.
@@TabithaLaker it's expensive that is 550euro...here in Italy I pay 200euro per month which is 30000isk per month
@@mikenice1931 Yes. Iceland is one of the most expensive countries in the world. I used to pay £550 in London, so Reykjavík is pretty similar when it comes to rent. Of course you can live outside of the capital in either city for cheaper rent.
@@TabithaLaker outside of the capital like how much per month for rent?
@@mikenice1931 I'm not too sure, but as a wild guess you could be paying around 50.000isk
Keep up your Christian witness. I don't think I could live in an atheist country like Iceland. Be blessed :-)
I will do my best! I know it is difficult for a christian, but it's possible. Thank you! & God bless you too!
can we find job without any experience?? any lower post without any experience.
RAJENDRA PRASAD of course! Definitely. That is what most foreigners come to Iceland for. Without people in lower positions I don’t know how businesses here would survive 😄
@@TabithaLaker can you help for me?
RAJENDRA PRASAD not directly, because I don’t know you and I don’t know your character or work ethic. However I can point in a great direction! - You need to contact the companies directly(like I did). Or check on job sites like Alfred.is or Storf.is - then try to translate the websites from Icelandic to English so you understand. All the best!
@@TabithaLaker is this both website is legal or right for me to find job.
RAJENDRA PRASAD what do you mean?
Again migrants not integrating, if you are immigrating there, just adopt the language and customs, that's the only way migration works, if you want to raise a child with your customs language, and culture then go to your country where you have to obey that culture and customs. If you go to another country then adopt the way of life of this new country.
I think it's important to integrate but stay true to oneself.