A foreign national or stateless person, 18-20 years old, can obtain Icelandic citizenship by notifying the Directorate of Immigration of their wish.

The application is for an individual who has lived in Iceland for four years with a residence permit that can be the basis of a permanent residence permit.

Residence permits for volunteers are for persons older than 18, who intend to work for non-governmental organizations on charity or humanitarian issues.

A residence permit for missionaries is for individuals who come to Iceland for a religious purpose.

A person aged 18-25 may apply for a residence permit if they intend to come to Iceland and work as an au pair for a host family.

In certain cases a foreign national may be expelled from Iceland if the requirements to stay in Iceland according to the Foreign Nationals Act are not met.

In this example, the production company should not have to submit its data to a cloud of computers by a host that the production company has no knowledge

Employers who wish to hire a person from a country outside the EEA, EFTA or the Faroe Islands must apply for and obtain a temporary work permit for that person.

However, it always takes longer to process applications that require further processing in order to assess whether the applicant meets the conditions for

Duration of Treatment The length of treatment is individualized and can last up to three years.