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Seems structured to attract remote workers mostly from other developed countries since you need to be from a place that doesn't need a visa to travel to Iceland
by vsskanth 5y ago
Seems structured to attract remote workers mostly from other developed countries since you need to be from a place that doesn't need a visa to travel to Iceland. Not sure what this is intended to accomplish considering there's no pathway to permanent residency either.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoI presume the goal is to allow people to spend money on the Icelandic economy that otherwise would not be spent in the Icelandic economy.
- vsskanth 5y agoI think that makes sense. However Its odd because if they were enticed to become permanent residents they'll setup businesses and eventually create an ecosystem, which can create more spending in their economy.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoThey might simultaneously not want to let too many outsiders into their tribe, for whatever reason.
- basisword 5y agoSurely it’s intended to bring people with money to spend to Iceland? What other benefit do Iceland get from remote workers then injecting money into the economy?
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- el-salvador 5y agoThere are many Latin American countries that don't need a visa for Iceland. What makes it harder to obtain is the salary requirement.