What changes is Iceland proposing to its immigration law?
Iceland proposes tighter residency permit requirements
What the source reports (AI summary)
The Icelandic government has proposed migration reforms that would increase the residency requirement for permanent status from four to six years and discontinue au pair permits for non-EEA citizens.
AI interpretation: Impact analysis
This report concerns domestic legislative changes in Iceland regarding the country's immigration regulations.
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