Real Estate Agents in Iceland
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Moving to Reykjavik in Iceland? Iceland is a volcanic Island with only 300.000 inhabitants. Famous for its hot springs, its splendid landscapes and its midnight sun, the country is a member of the European Economic Area. It is a promising destination for expatriates. Iceland has very high living standards. The unemployment rate was 1% in June of 2018 but it has historically been quite low, as it rarely went above 3.95%. Salaries are exceptionally high compared to other countries in the world. Less known, is that Iceland is also one of the most expensive countries in the world. Don’t forget to take a look at the living the expenses to get a better picture of the reality before you move. Living in Reykjavík means adjusting to a cold sub polar oceanic climate, with snowy winters and cool, dry summers. The winters are more bearable by the Gulf Stream, which moderates the temperature somewhat. Reykjavík’s coastal location does mean that it is prone to winds, particularly in the autumn and winter months. As Iceland belongs to the Schengen area, those relocating from other Schengen nations can have this three month period extended for another three months before having to apply for a more permanent visa. There are plenty of options for you when searching for accommodation, from brand-new, modern apartments to more traditional houses. Housing can range from a studio apartment to a traditional villa. It is helpful to work out your budget and what size of accommodation is required well in advance so that your agent knows what to do. To put more emphasis on using a local real estate agent or relocation adviser, your search for a local real estate agent in Iceland and Reykjavik that might even speak your language starts here on www.housingagent.is