-
How long does it take to become a citizen of Iceland?
Questioner：Harper Woods 2023-04-19 21:25:02
The most authoritative answer in 2024
-
-
Charlotte Patel——Studied at the University of Tokyo, Lives in Tokyo, Japan.
In general, you need to legally be a resident in Iceland for seven years to attain citizenship by naturalization. If you are married to an Icelandic citizen, the no. of years of residence will be reduced to 3 yrs(provided that your spouse was a citizen for at least 5 years and your were married for at least 4 years).read more >>+119962023-04-29 21:25:02
About “seven years、3 yrs、5 years”，people ask：
- 34回复Is Greenland close to Iceland?？
- 100回复What makes the Blue Lagoon Blue?？
- 16回复Can a person have two passports?？
- 62回复Can I become a citizen of Ireland?？
- 40回复How many hours of daylight does Iceland get?？
- 44回复Are Icelandic men tall?？
- 86回复Are Jamaicans Catholic?？
- 83回复Is Lithuanian Russian?？
- 97回复What is the national animal of Greenland?？
- 36回复Is French spoken in Jamaica?？
- 22回复How long is the flight to Iceland?？
- 97回复What is the easiest language to learn in the world?？
- 93回复What is the population of Greenland in 2017?？
- 15回复How long does it take to get from Boston to Iceland?？
- 62回复How do I immigrate to Iceland?？
READ MORE：
- +1808Is French spoken in Jamaica?
- +1932What is the religion of Jamaica?
- +1168What is the religion of Greenland?
- +1190How long can you stay in the Blue Lagoon?
- +1747What is the best time of year to go to Iceland?
- +1847Is Icelandic hard?
- +1878Can you move to Iceland?
- +1964What is the native language of Jamaica?
- +1221What is the main language spoken in?
- +1551Is Lithuanian a Slavic country?
- +1668How many hours of daylight does Iceland get?
- +1771What is the main language spoken in Iceland?
- +1214Where does Iceland's language come from?
- +1327Do most Icelanders speak English?
- +1562What state is Helsinki in?
QuesHub is a place where questions meet answers, it is more authentic than Quora, but you still need to discern the answers provided by the respondents.
