There’s good news and bad news when it comes to Iceland’s impending reopening to travelers outside the EU and Schengen states. The good news is that Iceland is launching a remote-worker visa program that includes Americans, and allowing them to stay up to six months. The bad news is that you have to make $88,000 a year to qualify.
According to the official website Work in Iceland, “To be granted permission for an extended stay, the person in question must demonstrate an employment relationship with a foreign company (or verify self-employment in the country where they have a permanent residence) and meet the income and health insurance requirements.”