What's the population of Iceland?

By June 2022, the population of Iceland will be 376,000. The vast majority are Icelanders, belonging to the Germanic nation. Immigrants account for 8% of the total population, mainly Poles, Lithuanians and Filipinos.

By region, there are 209,000 people in the capital area, accounting for 64.2%, including Reykjavik12.120,000 people; Southwest 2 1 10,000 people; 24,000 people in the southern region; Western region10.5 million people; 7,000 people in Xixia Bay Area; 29,000 people in Northeast China, including Chirieri 1.8 million people in Iceland's second largest city; Eastern region 1.2 million people; There are 7000 people in the northwest.

Customs and festivals in Iceland

1. Icelanders are friendly and straightforward to foreigners. Icelanders, including friends and strangers, usually greet each other by their first names, and sometimes hold face-to-face ceremonies on welcome occasions.

2. Icelanders have a strong sense of time, so it is generally necessary to make an appointment to meet Icelanders. In Iceland, it is more common to invite guests to their homes instead of going to restaurants.

3. Icelandic law allows homosexuals to register as spouses.

Iceland's eating habits are similar to those in Europe. The cooking in hotel restaurants is the same as that in Europe, mainly western food.

5. Iceland has a five-day working day, working from Monday to Friday and resting on Saturday and Sunday. Iceland has many holidays. In addition to legal public holidays, all walks of life also have their own holidays.

There are mainly public holidays such as New Year (65438+ 10/), Easter, the first day of summer, Labor Day, National Day (June 1 7), Business Festival (Monday after the first weekend in August), Christmas and so on 14, and individual holidays such as Saturday.