The International Day of Premature Babies has been held on November 17 every year since 2011 with the aim of making the experiences of premature babies and their families more visible.

The real estate company Þórkatla starts buying residential properties in Grindavík in April.

Allocations from the Public Health Fund will be on 24 February 2023

The Directorate of Fisheries receives many inquires regarding the balance of counter contribution for regional quota.

A new version of the Iceland.is app now shows information from the passport under the Licence.

From the date of closing the Digital Mailbox will only be available on the new Ísland.is My Pages and in the Ísland.is app.

The Directorate of Fisheries has compiled information on vessels and sent them to the functional mailbox of parties that have vessels that have not yet complied with fishing obligations, i.e. to fish 50% of the allocated catch limit and the catch limit that was transferred from the previous year.

We must maintain good participation in general vaccinations to prevent epidemic communicable diseases. If general participation in vaccinations is sufficiently good, herd immunity will develop, which protects those who cannot be vaccinated, for example, due to age (infants) or disease.

Fjársýsla ríkisins, on behalf of Iceland Health, run an open tender for imaging examinations for health-insured persons.

According to the Medical Director of Health and Public Health Act, the Directorate of Health is authorised to publish information from the Register of Licenced Healthcare Facilities. The purpose of publishing this information is to ensure quality and safety in healthcare.