Deadline for registrations is 14 April

This weekend, or on the 11th of June, a third individual was diagnosed with monkey pox.

The failure that occurred in the Directorate of Fisheries electronic transfer system has now been fixed.

Answers the most common questions the Directorate receives

On Wednesday, August 7th, the Health Inspectorate in South Iceland received a notification that a group of individuals who had stayed at Rangárvellir in South Iceland in late July had subsequently developed symptoms of gastrointestinal infection.

Under the Fisheries Management Act and regulations concerning fishing for blue whiting, mackerel and Norwegian-Icelandic herring, vessels are authorised to exceed 5% of its catch quota, which is deducted from next year's allocation.

Since digital driving licences were made available in Iceland in the spring of 2020, 133 thousand individuals have downloaded this for their smartphones.

The 2023 annual report on antimicrobial consumption (AMC) and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in humans and animals in Iceland has been published for the twelfth time.

Due to misleading news coverage regarding the levy for 2023 in a group of TR customers, we would like to reassure you that TR did not provide incorrect information to the Icelandic Tax Service regarding the cash payments of TR customers.