Given the difficulties and constant changes that arise in Latin America, many people choose to leave, where?
In Latin America, the possibility of emigrating to other countries is always contemplated to start from scratch, or at least give another opportunity in the lifestyle. Destinations are as varied as the world is extensive, but it is true that there are countries that are more prepared to receive immigrants than others. And since 2008, the most prepared country in the world is Iceland.
This place in northern Europe is characterized by offering very favorable economic conditions for people. While it is true that climatic conditions are quite intense, you can also see unmatched landscapes such as northern dawn. However, the territory has its disadvantages such as extreme cold and related eventualities that make adaptation more difficult.
Iceland
The process of emigrating to Iceland
Iceland is part of the Shengen space, a treaty between 27 nations that allows the free movement of people through the borders of Europe. Through this agreement, all member countries issue a unique visa to travel throughout the region. Those who already obtained it do not need another to enter Iceland.
The easiest way to enter Iceland is through obtaining a employment contract, which facilitates entry into the country with a visa in a few steps. In this way, filling the form available on the website of the Imigration Department of Iceland, the passport, and the information of the company that hires you, in addition to the demonstration that the salary reaches for the life expenses of the country, is already enough to enter.
The minimum wage and quality of life in Iceland
The country has a population of 387,758 inhabitants and a territory of 103,000 square km. Its economy occupies the 109th position in terms of gross internal product and is the country where individuals are more indebted worldwide. Around 47,318 euros per person. However, these data have nothing to do with the economic well -being of the population.
He Minimum wage is established at 2,493.2 euros per monthwhich is equivalent to 29,918 euros per year, which reach perfectly to cover life expenses and allow savings capacity that, depending on the lifestyle of each person can be around between 400 to 600 euros per month. In addition, the inflation recorded during 2023 was 7.8% per year.
In Iceland, its first level safety, health and education stands out. In addition, the country has implemented sustainability policies that make it a leader in renewable energy, mainly using geothermal and hydroelectric to supply its energy needs. On the other hand, Icelandic culture is rich and diverse, with a strong literary and artistic tradition that dates back to the ancient Nordic sagas.
Source: Ambito
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