A special information page has been set up on Ísland.is in connection with the merger of the District Commissioner offices, which will take effect on 1 January 2027.

Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the oldest infectious diseases known to humanity. Around 1950, the introduction of effective TB medications led to a dramatic decline in cases in Iceland.

As of 1 July 2025, digital driving licences will no longer be available in digital wallets. This change aims to promote a more secure and consistent use of digital licences by making them accessible through a single trusted platform – the Ísland.is app.

A study on the status of women aged 50-66 receiving disability pension was discussed at a symposium on August 20th, and the entire symposium was recorded.

The case is a precursor to the case whereby the court of Iceland, by a verdict of the Landsréttur court of 23 March 2018 in case no. 6/2018, convicted X of traffic offences by driving a vehicle deprived of his driving license and under the influence of drugs. The court of Iceland, by the Supreme Court of 24 May 2018 in case no. 10/2018, upheld the court of Iceland’s decision. The reopening court rule was passed on 31 March 2022 on the request of X to reopen the case.

The website for the Primary Health Care of the Capital Area (HH) is the 68th website to be developed within Ísland.is.

Leaders in the digitalisation of public services in the Nordic countries met in Finland last week. In addition to representatives from Digital Iceland, participants from Digg in Sweden, the Agency for Digital Government in Denmark, Digdir in Norway, and DVV in Finland, which hosted the event this time, were present. From Iceland, Birna Íris, CEO of Digital Iceland, Hlynur Bjarki, Chief Data Officer, and Ragnhildur Helga, Chief Technology and Development Officer, participated in the meeting.

Parents with pre-approved adoption from abroad are entitled to an adoption grant.

The family of deaf and hearing impaired children have a legally protected right to learn Icelandic Sign Language.

The single-pilot single-engine class rating (SEP) shall be valid for a period of two years. In order to extend a SEP rating before it expires, the licence ...