
News Search Showing 289-300 of 360 results 02 June 2020 Testing for international arrivals to start on 15 June The Government has today confirmed its plans of offering the option of a COVID-19 test from 15 June to all international arrivals as an alternative to the two-week quarantine requirement, in place since April. 26 May 2020 Report of the working group on COVID-19 testing for international arrivals A working group appointed by the Minister of Health to prepare for COVID-19 testing for international arrivals submitted their report yesterday. 25 May 2020 Easing of restrictions on gatherings The Ministry of Health has announced the outlines for a significant easing of restrictions on gatherings. The new measures take effect on 25 May. Like all prior measures, they are in adherence to the recommendations issued by the Chief Epidemiologist. 15 May 2020Permanent Mission of Iceland to the UN Iceland joins the UN LGBTI Core Group in New York Iceland joined the United Nations LGBTI Core Group in New York as a member yesterday. The goal of the group is to work within the UN framework on ensuring universal respect for the human rights and fundamental freedoms of all, specifically lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) persons, with a particular focus on protection from violence and discrimination. 14 May 2020 Iceland jumps four spots on ILGA-Europe's Rainbow Europe Map and Index Iceland jumps up four places on ILGA-Europe‘s Rainbow Europe 2020 Map and Index, a review of the legal and policy situation for LGBTI people in Europe. Iceland is now in the 14th spot, placing 18th last year (2019). 14 May 2020 Iceland and UK to further strengthen relations Iceland and the United Kingdom have today agreed on a Joint Vision outlining the main areas of cooperation between the two countries for the next 10 years. 12 May 2020 Testing for international arrivals could start in June The Government of Iceland has today announced it is expected to start easing restrictions on international arrivals no later than 15 June 2020, while from 15 May some professionals arriving in Iceland including scientists, filmmakers and athletes will eligible for a modified quarantine.… 08 May 2020 276 million ISK in response to COVID-19 in developing countries The Ministry for Foreign Affairs has announced a comprehensive package of 276 million Icelandic króna (ISK) as a first response in the fight against COVID-19 in developing countries. 06 May 2020 Iceland eases restrictions - all children's activities back to normal Monday marked the start of substantial easing of the social distancing measures that have been in place in Iceland since 16 March. All children's activities are back to normal, gatherings of up to 50 people are now allowed, businesses that require close proximity with customers can be resumed and several other restrictions have been lifted. 09 April 2020 80th anniversary of the Icelandic Foreign Service April marks the 80th anniversary of the Icelandic Foreign Service. 09 April 2020 Covid-19 epidemic receding in Iceland - 295 new infections in the past seven days and 363 recoveries Iceland's Chief Epidemiologists said in today's press briefing that the data suggests that the outbreak of Covid-19 in Iceland is showing clear signs of deceleration. He advises that the apparent success is precarious, and minor setbacks can change the outlook dramatically. 26 March 2020 Assisting Icelanders returning home Icelandic Diplomatic Missions around the world have had to shorten their opening hours due to the coronavirus pandemic. Our staff continue to serve from home via phone, email and other electronic means. Icelandic citizens who need an Emergency Passport or intend to apply for a regular Passport are encouraged to contact the relevant Diplomatic Missions directly. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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02 June 2020

Testing for international arrivals to start on 15 June

The Government has today confirmed its plans of offering the option of a COVID-19 test from 15 June to all international arrivals as an alternative to the two-week quarantine requirement, in place since April.

26 May 2020

Report of the working group on COVID-19 testing for international arrivals

A working group appointed by the Minister of Health to prepare for COVID-19 testing for international arrivals submitted their report yesterday.

25 May 2020

Easing of restrictions on gatherings

The Ministry of Health has announced the outlines for a significant easing of restrictions on gatherings. The new measures take effect on 25 May. Like all prior measures, they are in adherence to the recommendations issued by the Chief Epidemiologist.

15 May 2020Permanent Mission of Iceland to the UN

Iceland joins the UN LGBTI Core Group in New York

Iceland joined the United Nations LGBTI Core Group in New York as a member yesterday. The goal of the group is to work within the UN framework on ensuring universal respect for the human rights and fundamental freedoms of all, specifically lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) persons, with a particular focus on protection from violence and discrimination.

14 May 2020

Iceland jumps four spots on ILGA-Europe's Rainbow Europe Map and Index

Iceland jumps up four places on ILGA-Europe‘s Rainbow Europe 2020 Map and Index, a review of the legal and policy situation for LGBTI people in Europe. Iceland is now in the 14th spot, placing 18th last year (2019).

14 May 2020

Iceland and UK to further strengthen relations

Iceland and the United Kingdom have today agreed on a Joint Vision outlining the main areas of cooperation between the two countries for the next 10 years.

12 May 2020

Testing for international arrivals could start in June

The Government of Iceland has today announced it is expected to start easing restrictions on international arrivals no later than 15 June 2020, while from 15 May some professionals arriving in Iceland including scientists, filmmakers and athletes will eligible for a modified quarantine.…

08 May 2020

276 million ISK in response to COVID-19 in developing countries

The Ministry for Foreign Affairs has announced a comprehensive package of 276 million Icelandic króna (ISK) as a first response in the fight against COVID-19 in developing countries.

06 May 2020

Iceland eases restrictions - all children's activities back to normal

Monday marked the start of substantial easing of the social distancing measures that have been in place in Iceland since 16 March. All children's activities are back to normal, gatherings of up to 50 people are now allowed, businesses that require close proximity with customers can be resumed and several other restrictions have been lifted.

09 April 2020

80th anniversary of the Icelandic Foreign Service

April marks the 80th anniversary of the Icelandic Foreign Service.

09 April 2020

Covid-19 epidemic receding in Iceland - 295 new infections in the past seven days and 363 recoveries

Iceland's Chief Epidemiologists said in today's press briefing that the data suggests that the outbreak of Covid-19 in Iceland is showing clear signs of deceleration. He advises that the apparent success is precarious, and minor setbacks can change the outlook dramatically.

26 March 2020

Assisting Icelanders returning home

Icelandic Diplomatic Missions around the world have had to shorten their opening hours due to the coronavirus pandemic. Our staff continue to serve from home via phone, email and other electronic means. Icelandic citizens who need an Emergency Passport or intend to apply for a regular Passport are encouraged to contact the relevant Diplomatic Missions directly.