7 universities in Iceland publish their Erasmus+ deadlines, across 4 cities. The next deadline to close is nomination · spring term at HASKOLINN A BIFROST SES, on 15 October 2026. The cheapest city is Akureyri, at ≈ €1180 a month (estimate).
Estimate from Eurostat price indices (2024) cross-checked with Numbeo, not a market price; excludes flights and tuition.
7 universities out of the 7 institutions in Iceland listed in the Erasmus+ App publish at least one deadline, across 4 cities. The rest appear in the catalogue without dates because they have not declared them to the European Commission.
The next one to close is nomination · spring term at HASKOLINN A BIFROST SES, on 15 October 2026. Deadlines repeat every academic year, so this is the next time that date comes round.
October: 4 of the 7 universities in the country have their next deadline then. Your home university handles the nomination, which usually falls one or two months before the application you submit yourself.
Among the 4 cities in Iceland in the catalogue, the cheapest is Akureyri at ≈ €1180 a month, and the most expensive is Reykjavík at ≈ €1425. The average across the 4 cities is ≈ €1254 a month. It is an estimate from Eurostat price indices cross-checked with Numbeo, not a market price, and it excludes flights and tuition.
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Generate my Learning AgreementDeadlines, contacts and cost-of-living figures come from the European Commission's Erasmus+ App, harvested on 19 August 2026 and reused under the CC BY 4.0 licence (Decision 2011/833/EU). go-erasmus is not affiliated with the European Commission or the Erasmus+ programme.