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Fisheries Management The management system The essential feature of the fisheries management system in Iceland is the annual TAC (Total Allowable Catch) for each stock. While the TAC defines the over...

Company Law respecting Public Limited Companies Act No. 2/1995 . (2008-2010) including Acts 13/2010 (sex ratios) and 68/2010 (minority protection, remuneration) TRANSLATION OF RECENT AMENDMENTS OF IC...

MoU on Energy Cooperation Iceland has signed bilateral MoU on energy cooperation with few countries. The main focus is on cooperation on Geothermal. Djibúti Dominica Ecuador in English Ecuador in Spa...

Oil and Gas Exploration Orkustofnun grants licences for prospecting, exploration and production of hydrocarbons. Applications for non-exclusive, prospecting licences are accepted at any time, whereas...

Legislation The based on and Directive 2003/54/EC concerning common rules for the internal market in electricity was enacted in mid-2003. The objective of the Electricity Act is to encourage an econo...

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News Search here Date Titill May 16, 2022 Nordic Green Run 2022 Nov 27, 2019 Exhibition in Brussels dedicated to the EEA Grants Feb 19, 2019 Ambassador Sigríður Snævarr presents credentials to Pope F...

About Reykjavík based ambassadors Reykjavík based ambassadors have been a part of the Icelandic foreign service for more than four decades. Following a 2017 report on the future of the Icelandic fore...

News Search here Date Titill Nov 23, 2020 Iceland's first film policy is born Nov 11, 2020 Consulate open only by appointment due to COVID-19 restrictions Oct 06, 2020 Icelandic Government Scholarshi...

Consular Services The Consulate distributes information about Iceland and promotes Icelandic businesses and Icelandic Canadian relations in general. The Consulate also assists Icelandic nationals and...

Culture and Heritage The Consulate´s most important function is towards the tens of thousands of people of Icelandic descent who live in Manitoba and Western Canada to help them stay in touch with th...

Travelling to Iceland For information about travelling to Iceland we refer you to the Official Tourism Information Site Visit Iceland. See also the website of the Canadian Embassy in Iceland. Visit I...

Consulate Information Iceland has had an honorary Consul in Winnipeg since 1942 and in 1999 a professional diplomat was sent to head the new Consulate General that was opened that year. The Consulate...

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Arts and Culture Arts and culture are thriving in Iceland and the creative industries have become a vibrant and growing sector of the Icelandic economy. Iceland, long known for it's exotic nature, is...

Consular Services The Consulate General safeguards the interest and safety of Icelandic citizens abroad. In case of emergency outside office hours, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs can be contacted 2...

Business and Trade Icelandic-Faroese trade relations are regulated by a comprehensive free trade agreement, the Hoyvik Agreement. It provides for full free flow of goods, services and investments, in...

Bilateral Relations Icelandic-Faroese relations No people is as closely related to the Icelanders as the people of the Faroe Islands. The culture, history and language of the two nations are intertwi...

Consulate Information Iceland opened a Consulate General in the Fareos in 2007, following the conclusion of a comprehensive free trade agreement between the two nations, the Hoyvik Agreement, in 2006...

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