What it's like to work in Svalbard, a group of Arctic islands where anyone can live visa-free — as long as you don't run out of money and abide by its unique set of rules
Longyearbyen, the largest city in Svalbard on May 2, 2022.
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- Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago by the North Pole, is one of the world's only visa-free zones.
- But residents who can't support themselves or find housing can be expelled by the governor.
- Insider spoke with four locals (one of whom was deported) about what it's like to work in Svalbard.
In a world where your passport dictates where you can live, travel...
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