Hey! I have no personal experience with that, but I would say so. However it might be a little bit more difficult to find. Not sure how it works in those fields honestly
Hi thanks for the information am planning to move to Iceland to live and work there I have a Schengen visa my plan is to go there start a job then apply for work permit Wich city you advise to me thanks 🙏🏻
Halo Bro, My name is Joey from Indonesia. May i ask you just 1 question? Is the Kennitala and Back Account has to made it before i get a Job? Thank you Bro
Hey buddy! You don’t have to, new employer might be able to help you with that. But it’s easier for people to hire you if you already have kennitala and bank account so they don’t have to worry about it :)
Hey! Probably not but I don't see the reason why you wouldn't add it in. What I means is - If I was hiring someone I'd definitely want to see what they look like, too ;)
Hi Jan! I have a question. When I go to fill the form, it asks for emplyer's name and their signature, but I do not have an emplyer yet since I am looking for a job. Can I get a kennitala anyways? I am an italian citizen
Hey! I did a little digging and it seems like they changed the process a little bit. It now seems like you must have an employer and a temporary address first to be able to apply for kt. Here's what I found : ,,As of 2020, individuals can no longer apply for a kennitala directly with Þjóðskrá (the national register). If you have a job in Iceland, ask your employer to apply for one through Skatturinn (local tax authorities).'' I would still try to send an email to Þjóðskrá, explain your situation and wait for their response. - GL buddy and my apologies that the info in the video is outdated.
How often does exactly, for example hotels, respond to emails? Is their really lack of personnel in tourist industry during summer? Or is there actually abundance due to people from other countries looking for a job especially in tourism during summer season?
Good question - they're getting so many emails that often they don't even answer. A lot people from abroad want to come here just for a ,,summer part time job''. It's really all about the luck and timing. It could be even worth to be sending out those emails very soon - right after the summer season ends and applying for the upcoming year just to get ahead of competition
@@janiniceland I heard quite the opposite, that hotels want people who are available right in the moment they are in need of personnel, so i doubt you can "secure" your position by contacting them year ahead.
@@mr.t1m046 Yeah well it depends - a lot of the guesthouses for example operate only in the summer and many of the people also come just for the summer. And it's not like all of them keep coming back every year. That means that those places already know which positions they will most likely need to hire for for next season . But then you have the example that you mentioned - there's a high turn over rate on many positions in the tourism industry and so often they need somebody ,,right in the moment''. But in those cases they'll most likely prioritise those who are already in Iceland, are registered in the country and so on. But I've also witnessed how difficult it can be to find and hire someone specialised fitting into certain position in the company. And so I guess it really depends on the company, position and so on.
Hi I can not help you, but you can take a look at : island.is/en/o/directorate-of-immigration www.government.is/diplomatic-missions/embassy-of-iceland-in-ottawa/work-and-live-in-iceland/
Well, they say that, that's true, but I don't think it should stop people from reaching out to any advertised job offers. Every reach out moves people closer to finding the job. They may not be interested in hiring, but they might send you to someone else, you just never know...
Hey! I had an outdated information, the process seems to be a little bit different in some instances and you might need to be in Iceland to finish the registration. You can find more info here : www.skra.is/english/people/change-of-address/moving-to-iceland/
Hey Jan, can I get professional jobs like in IT/tech field in Iceland?
Hey! I have no personal experience with that, but I would say so. However it might be a little bit more difficult to find. Not sure how it works in those fields honestly
can you make video about iceland living cost
Thank you, that’s a good idea, i will add it on the list 🙏🏻
Hi thanks for the information am planning to move to Iceland to live and work there I have a Schengen visa my plan is to go there start a job then apply for work permit Wich city you advise to me thanks 🙏🏻
May God Almighty bless you in abundance for trying to help others voluntarily.
Hi . Thanks for your good video . I'm a truck driver . I'm 35 and single . How can I immigrate to Iceland ? Please help me. Thanks
Halo Bro,
My name is Joey from Indonesia.
May i ask you just 1 question?
Is the Kennitala and Back Account has to made it before i get a Job?
Thank you Bro
Hey buddy! You don’t have to, new employer might be able to help you with that. But it’s easier for people to hire you if you already have kennitala and bank account so they don’t have to worry about it :)
Are there jobs in isafjordur? I'm moving there soon for my masters program as a non eu student
I'm sure there are, you can check out facebook first but if you'll be there soon then it is definitely worth asking everywhere in person :)
Hi jan. is it necessary to add a photo in our cv while applying jobs in Iceland? Thanks.
Hey! Probably not but I don't see the reason why you wouldn't add it in. What I means is - If I was hiring someone I'd definitely want to see what they look like, too ;)
Do you tihis is too late for looking for jobs in iceland? I am in spain i a want to go for the summer season. Thanks for everything
It won't be easy but it's not impossible. You should definitely try.
Hi Jan! I have a question. When I go to fill the form, it asks for emplyer's name and their signature, but I do not have an emplyer yet since I am looking for a job. Can I get a kennitala anyways? I am an italian citizen
Hey! I did a little digging and it seems like they changed the process a little bit. It now seems like you must have an employer and a temporary address first to be able to apply for kt.
Here's what I found :
,,As of 2020, individuals can no longer apply for a kennitala directly with Þjóðskrá (the national register). If you have a job in Iceland, ask your employer to apply for one through Skatturinn (local tax authorities).''
I would still try to send an email to Þjóðskrá, explain your situation and wait for their response. - GL buddy and my apologies that the info in the video is outdated.
Super video
thank you!
How often does exactly, for example hotels, respond to emails? Is their really lack of personnel in tourist industry during summer? Or is there actually abundance due to people from other countries looking for a job especially in tourism during summer season?
Good question - they're getting so many emails that often they don't even answer. A lot people from abroad want to come here just for a ,,summer part time job''. It's really all about the luck and timing. It could be even worth to be sending out those emails very soon - right after the summer season ends and applying for the upcoming year just to get ahead of competition
@@janiniceland I heard quite the opposite, that hotels want people who are available right in the moment they are in need of personnel, so i doubt you can "secure" your position by contacting them year ahead.
@@mr.t1m046 Yeah well it depends - a lot of the guesthouses for example operate only in the summer and many of the people also come just for the summer. And it's not like all of them keep coming back every year. That means that those places already know which positions they will most likely need to hire for for next season
. But then you have the example that you mentioned - there's a high turn over rate on many positions in the tourism industry and so often they need somebody ,,right in the moment''. But in those cases they'll most likely prioritise those who are already in Iceland, are registered in the country and so on.
But I've also witnessed how difficult it can be to find and hire someone specialised fitting into certain position in the company. And so I guess it really depends on the company, position and so on.
Hæ Jan,
Do you know anyone outside the EU/EEA who finished a Masters at HÍ and that was there way to get a job?
Hi Nicholas, sorry mate I don't know :/
@@janiniceland ok, thank you for the quick reply
How to aply to get a job i am from the philippines ?
Brother can I get a job as a student
I guess so. If you are legally registered here in iceland, then you should be always allowed to work here
Heey I can I get a job in Iceland kindly
Thanks Jan for the info 👍👍
Happy to help and good luck :)
Thanks
No worries! and good luck!
hey man can I find a job in Iceland,I am from Iran, sanctions and other stuff, by the way I am a bmw tech for 15 years, thank you for your help ❤
Hi I can not help you, but you can take a look at :
island.is/en/o/directorate-of-immigration
www.government.is/diplomatic-missions/embassy-of-iceland-in-ottawa/work-and-live-in-iceland/
The FB page is for people living in Iceland only
Well, they say that, that's true, but I don't think it should stop people from reaching out to any advertised job offers. Every reach out moves people closer to finding the job. They may not be interested in hiring, but they might send you to someone else, you just never know...
Sir, please help me
Help me to find a job in lceland
did you find job?
Bro you still don't find job ?
Hi brother
Sir, please job me
what happened, do you managed to get job?
Can I apply from Romania
😂 the good news is Romania is not allowed, there police are too active baby😂
How can i apply for kennitala if im in uk ?some one with link? Thanks
Hey! I had an outdated information, the process seems to be a little bit different in some instances and you might need to be in Iceland to finish the registration. You can find more info here : www.skra.is/english/people/change-of-address/moving-to-iceland/
@@janiniceland okay thank you bro
I want to migrate and find a job in Iceland 🙏 anyone can help