Special recognition was made to the fact that the Iceland Revenue and Customs and Digital Iceland are in close collaboration, with many steps in progress

In 2024, Iceland recorded 8 TB cases, fewer than in 2022–2023 and similar to 2021. No cases of drug-resistant TB were reported in 2024.

Ásdís began her career at SAk in 1992 as a nursing assistant student.

Occupational therapy is a relatively young profession in Iceland but has been growing rapidly.

Payments in the social security system are paid in advance on the first day of each month, according to law, whether or not there are holidays.

The situation of sexually transmitted infections in Iceland In 2023, the incidence of gonorrhea had increased by 159% and the incidence of syphilis by

The team involved in the preparatory phase expressed confidence in the project's viability due to its critical nature.

Iceland have the opportunity to thrive in a safe, nurturing, and encouraging environment.

Iceland is therefore considered a low risk country in this context.

More information in Icelandic.