A list of infectious diseases with details on each disease.

Information on vaccination of those travelling to endemic countries with infectious diseases.

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

Step by step guide to help you figure out if you need a visa to visit Iceland

Foreign citizens who plan on moving to Iceland for work, study or to join family members might need to apply for a residence permit.

You can search by first initial, a part of a name or a whole name.

Guidance from the Directorate of Health on suicide prevention and support.

In order to work in Iceland, foreign nationals from outside the EEA/EFTA must have a work permit, which is applied for by the prospective employer.

All persons who are taxable in Iceland and have income above the tax-free threshold pay taxes on their wages, which go to the national common fund.

Every person who lives in Iceland is registered at Registers Iceland and has a unique ten-digit national ID number ("kennitala" in Icelandic).