Can I stay in Iceland after studying?

All non-EU/EEA students are required to obtain a residence and a work permit to stay in Iceland after completing their studies. You need to apply through Iceland Directorate of Immigration (DOI). The residence permit you need to apply for must be in accordance with the purpose of your stay in Iceland.

Is Iceland good for international students?

Iceland offers great opportunities for higher education in seven highly qualified international academic programs across various fields. Icelandic institutes of higher education welcome applications sent by qualified students from all over the world.

Can an Indian study in Iceland?

In addition, students who wish to study in Iceland will need to submit proof of a completed high school/matriculation examination (Stúdentspróf) or have at least finished one year at a university to be considered eligible for the programs.

Can Indian get job in Iceland?

Who Can Work in Iceland? Citizens of full member countries to the EFTA and EEA can live and work in Iceland for three months without the need for a visa or work permit. After three months, an individual must register their legal domicile and apply for a tax card.

How can I live in Iceland permanently?

You can become a citizen of Iceland in one of three ways:

1. Marry an Icelander.
2. Attend a university in Iceland. Students are granted a residence permit and sometimes a limited work permit.
3. Acquire a work permit. This requires that your skills be in demand.

Can I work in Iceland with student visa?

Students who are non-EEA/EFTA citizens may apply for a work permit for a position of up to 15 hours a week during the school year. Employment may not commence until the work permit has been approved. Students can apply for a work permit once they have a written employment contract.

How can I settle from Iceland to India?

How many Indian students are studying in Iceland?

It is considered to be one of the finest countries to live in. (Capital: Reykjavik; currency: Icelandic krona (ISK), approximately equal to 2. 6 Indian rupees.) At present there are nearly 18,000 students enrolled in the higher education institutions in Iceland, of which 5 per cent are international students.