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ARTICLE · 05 JANUARY 2021

Country-Specific Brexit Information

UK nationals should make sure they are registered as residents.

IcelandImmigration

UK nationals who have been legally living in Iceland before December 31, 2020 when the UK withdraws from the EU may continue to live, study, and work in Iceland through rights established through the Withdrawal Agreement. UK nationals who are residents of Iceland by the end of the Brexit transition will be covered by the Withdrawal Agreement, and their rights will be protected if they remain a resident. UK nationals should make sure they are registered as residents.

Entry and Residency Requirements

UK nationals who were legally residents of Iceland before the end of 2020 can stay in the country if they remain residents.

UK nationals who plan to stay in Iceland for more than three months must register with Registers Iceland to get a national identification number (Kennitala). UK nationals will need the identification number to access most services in Iceland, including opening a banking account, applying for telephone and internet connections, obtaining

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