[1] After graduating from upper secondary school in 2019, she enrolled in the University of Iceland, majoring in Chinese studies.
Elísabet has additionally participated in volunteer work abroad in South Korea, and speaks conversational Korean, Japanese, and Mandarin Chinese due to her participation in volunteer work and language schools.
[1] Elísabet has additionally worked with the Icelandic charity Bumbuloni, which raises money for families with chronically ill children.
[1] Elísabet began her pageantry career in 2019, after she was selected to compete in Miss Universe Iceland 2019.
She competed as Miss Northern Lights, and ultimately placed as the first runner-up behind winner Birta Abiba Þórhallsdóttir.