Námsgagnastofnun, The National Centre for Educational Materials (NCEM), is a state-run publishing house, under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture and Education in Reykjavík, Iceland. NCEM provides the compulsory schools (6-16) in Iceland with all kinds of educational materials: books, online materials, video and CD´s.

Residence permit

Who does not need residence permit

Types of residence permit

Processing fee

Application processing time

Visas

Who does not need a visa to enter Iceland

Who needs a visa to enter Iceland

Where can you apply for a visa

A grant from the City of Reykjavík to engage in leisure activity

The Directorate of Customs in Iceland was established in 1929. From the beginning, the main service functions have remained the same. Firstly, to control import, transit and export, and secondly, the collection of duties, taxes and various state revenue. The Directorate of Custom´s main objectives are to strengthen control, hinder importation of illegal goods, ensure correct levy of import charges and improve collection results.

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The City of Reykjavik’s Human Rights Policy. May 16th, 2006. Human rights are protected by the Icelandic constitution, as well as numerous human rights conventions and declarations Iceland is a party to. These international conventions and the clauses in the constitution pertaining to human rights are used as the foundation for the City of Reykjavik’s human rights policy.

Agencies under the Ministry for Foreign Affairs

• Icelandic International Development Agency, ICEIDA
• Icelandic Defence Agency

Agencies linked to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs

• Trade Council of Iceland
• United Nations University (UNU) Geothermal Training Programme
• UNU Fisheries Training Programme

Sports and leisure activies in Reykjavík