Health insurance in Iceland is covered by the state, with individuals paying their share through taxes and user fees. A significant portion of the state budget is also allocated to healthcare, a remarkable achievement given that Iceland boasts the highest
Iceland’s employment rate is 99%, a statistic to be proud of. Thanks to the country’s small population, thriving economy, and high level of education, employment opportunities in Iceland have quickly evolved from the fishing and farming of yesteryear to encompass
The 2008 financial crisis hit Iceland much harder than most other countries. The government immediately implemented austerity measures, banned international transactions, and embarked on economic reforms. Protests continued; thousands gathered outside parliament, demanding answers and justice. Many ministers eventually resigned
Find out everything you need to know about moving to Iceland, from the immigration process to cultural habits, benefits, and challenges, in this guide. Since 2016, over 10,000 people a year have decided to move to Iceland from other countries.
How do I buy property in Iceland? Can foreigners buy a home in Iceland? What are the average house prices in the country, and are there any regulations that could compromise the home-buying process? Read on to learn everything you
The Christianization of Iceland occurred in 1000 AD, after the pagan lawmaker Thorgeir Thorkelsson decided to ratify the religion by law. This decision was reached after a day and night of deliberation, culminating in the lawmaker throwing his pagan idols
Between Austria and Switzerland, on a small piece of land, there is a dwarf state – Liechtenstein. The country’s population is only 38,900 people, which is even less than our smallest district in Tolyatti. I like to stop by dwarf
Croatia is a beautiful country on the southern coast of Europe with stunning nature, wonderful cuisine and rich history. However, many tourists notice that Croatia is one of the most expensive places to vacation. In this article, we will look
What surprised my Italian friends who have been to Croatia more than once and what changes did not benefit the country. Probably everyone knows that when countries join the EU and switch to the euro, their economy takes some time
Serbs and Croats are often considered to be one ethnic group, living together in a single Yugoslavia. And they only fell out with its collapse. And the Croats are supposedly just spoiled Serbs, who fell under the corrupting influence of