FSRE has received the FKA Balance Scale recognition for the 6th time. The Balance Scale awarded recognition to 90 companies, 22 public entities, and 16 municipalities.

A delegation of ten representatives from Icelandic health authorities traveled across Scandinavia with the aim of encouraging Icelandic doctors to return home.

You are invited to participate in a survey exploring how rangeland grazing and other land uses can better coexist, and what role digital technologies and data can play in that context.

Simplified and more automated

A new long-term agreement for four years on rehabilitation services for individuals who have been diagnosed with cancer signed.

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.

Electronic testing for theoretical exams for motorcycle licenses (AM/A1/A2/A) began today, April 23. With this step, nearly all theoretical driving tests have been transitioned to an electronic format.

We have implemented a new phone system with the aim of further improving our call response and reducing waiting times when calling us. This is part of the Social Insurance Administration's improvement efforts, as many people contact us by phone for assistance and information. For example, in 2023, we received over 67,000 calls to TR, or an average of about 5,500 per month. It is important for us to have an efficient phone system to serve our customers in the best possible way. Following the implementation, there may be some delays in the first few days, and we ask our customers to show us patience.

The Supreme Court visited the UK Supreme Court on 17 March and held a meeting with six of the court's judges, including Lord Reed, the president of the court, and Lord Hodge, the vice president of the court.

Adjustments to the payment structure are intended to promote greater transparency and a more balanced approach to billing, benefiting all stakeholders.