The latest results from the service survey show that HSN continues to strengthen its services and build trust among residents in the region.

Applications for international protection must be submitted in person in Iceland.

The report outlines the status of funds and institutions pursuant to Act No. 19/1988 on funds and institutions operating under an approved charter, including subsequent amendments. The most recent amendments to the legislation on funds and institutions covered by the Act are reviewed. It can be said that the year 2025 marked a turning point in the supervision of these entities with the entry into force of Act No. 112/2024, amending the 1988 Act, on 1 January of that year, which introduced a strengthened legal framework for the funds and institutions subject to the Act.

Laboratories and treating physicians are required to report certain diseases to the Chief Epidemiologist, Directorate of Health.

From the age of 15, it is possible to apply for a licence to drive mopeds or scooters.

Sjúkrahúsið á Akureyri and Landspítali – The National University Hospital of Iceland have entered into a collaboration agreement on cancer treatment services at SAk.

We are pleased to announce that Rannveig Jóhannsdóttir, has been appointed as the Chief Financial Officer of Akureyri Hospital, effective September 1, 2025.

Recently, the Communication Centre published videos of two of the oldest speakers of Icelandic sign language, which are available. They are important links in the history of deaf and Icelandic sign language in Iceland. These individuals are Ragnar Erlendsson and Þorsteinn Þorgeirsson.

It´s been a beautiful weekend across Iceland. Up next is June 17th – Iceland’s National Day – which will be celebrated across the country with parades, concerts, games, and entertainment for children and adults alike. The police, the Emergency Line (112), and partners are behind the awareness campaign “Enjoy yourselves – Summer 2025”, which emphasizes that summer events – such as June 17th – should be safe, free from violence, and serve as a positive example for all.

Digital Iceland continues to develop and improve digital solutions with regular updates on both core services and individual digital services. With the latest update we introduce both new functionality and additions and fixes aimed at increasing security, improving user experience and simplifying service processes for both individuals and companies.