Citizenship at birth through an Icelandic parent
Birth to an Icelandic parent creates Icelandic citizenship. Birth in Iceland alone to two foreign parents is not general jus soli.
Sources: Government of Iceland - citizenship
Birth to an Icelandic parent creates Icelandic citizenship. Birth in Iceland alone to two foreign parents is not general jus soli.
Sources: Government of Iceland - citizenship
A spouse of an Icelander may naturalize after four years of domicile since the marriage, instead of seven.
A child of an Icelandic citizen parent is Icelandic under the Nationality Act. Separate routes exist for children of citizens living in Iceland and for restoration.
Sources: Government of Iceland - citizenship · Island.is - Icelandic citizenship residence length
Adults generally need seven years continuous legal domicile in Iceland, Icelandic language, self-support, and good conduct. Shorter periods apply for Nordic citizens, spouses, refugees, and other statutory categories. Dual nationality is generally allowed.
Sources: Island.is - Icelandic citizenship residence length · Government of Iceland - citizenship