The use of radioactive substances requires, in most cases, a license granted by the Icelandic Radiation Safety Authority.

Information about work machine licenses, what conditions must be met and how to apply for such licenses.

Recognition of the professional rights of foreign industrial workers. Electrical and other trades.

Public Health Indicators by health districts and municipalities provide an overview of public health in each region/municipality compared to the whole country.

The driving licences can be shown on the back of the driving licences, the categories of driving licences that the person has as well as their validity period.

On December 16, 2024, the Nordic countries presented a common framework for patient safety knowledge and skills. The recording of the seminar is available online.

The Directorate of Health has decided to change the application process for specialist licenses in subspecialties. The decision follows a recent Ministry of Health ruling and aims to clarify and improve the procedure. The change takes effect immediately, and pending applications will now be processed.

The Icelandic Transport Authority has issued Iceland’s Performance Plan 2025–2029 for air navigation services. The plan is based on international requirements and forms part of the implementation of objectives for safe, efficient, and environmentally sustainable air navigation within the Single European Sky.

Iceland Revenue and Customs has completed the 2026 assessment of public charges for individuals, based on income earned in 2025. Income tax and municipal tax have largely already been collected through withholding tax, but the assessment provides the final settlement of these taxes.

The Icelandic Transport Authority is inviting applications from independent and impartial parties to carry out annual audits of the electronic records maintained by taxi dispatch centres, in accordance with the Act on Taxi Services No. 120/2022.