The Healthcare Institution of North Iceland will open a new clinic on Monday February 19th at Sunnuhlíð 12 in Akureyri.

Parents and children who applied for international protection before 1 August 2021 and are still in Iceland can apply for a special residence permit.

A group of clients of the Healthcare Institution of North Iceland have been invited to participate in an international study of outcomes and patient experience.

From 18 September, we will open the TR service center in Hlíðasmára 11 and telephone consultation at 10.00 and have open until 15.00 every weekday.

The Directorate of Fisheries has allocated catch quota for the fishing year 2023/2024.

The grants for women’s employment were awarded on 19 May last year in Harpa and 30 projects received grants totalling ISK 35,000,000.

Connecting the State is the annual conference of Digital Iceland on the digital future of the public sector, which will take place at Hilton Reykjavík Nordica as well as online - on 26 September 2024.

The number of people who used physical therapy in 2023 increased considerably from 2022. This increase is presumably due to the fact that Covid-19 reduced attendance in 2022, but it can also be assumed that changes in the rules on referrals have had an effect and increased the number of people who use physical therapy. The average number of arrivals is similar to the last few years, but varies between regions.

The deadline for bidding on the exchange market has been extended to 14:00 on June 1st. 2023 and it is not permitted to transfer mackerel that has been purchased.

It is now summer, and all forms of life are beginning to flourish, including various pests. The Land and Forest Iceland are kindly requesting information from individuals nationwide regarding the presence of pests on trees and other vegetation. Additionally, they are seeking updates on the flowering of tree species and an assessment of the likelihood of successful seed development this autumn.