All news and announcements related to Covid-19
The schedule below is subject to change. Updated December 21. Samples and rapid tests must always be ordered at helillvera.is Ísafjörður Characteristic sampling Rapid test Christmas Day 24 December 09:00 (in container) 10:00–11:00 in the dining hall HVest Christmas Day 25 DecemberClosedClosed Another Christmas More ›
Vaccinations have gone well in recent weeks. We have invited quite a few people to booster vaccinations and attendance has been good. Next we vaccinate on January 6 with Pfizer. Vaccinations for children aged 5–11 years will be 10–14. More ›
Covid-infection has been confirmed in an employee of the institution in Patreksfjörður. All employees and all clients in the inpatient ward have been screened. In light of the fact that infection has now been confirmed More ›
Life is getting back to normal in Patreksfjörður and neighboring areas after the group infection that occurred last week. In recent days, sampling at the end of quarantine has shown some new ones More ›
As of October 1, sampling times due to COVID-19 are as follows: Ísafjörður PCR test: every weekday at 8:15am. Saturdays at 8:30am. Quick test: every weekday at 8:15am. More ›
For the English version, click here. New in September: all exams are now booked online, except for people going abroad. Symptom tests and rapid tests If you have flu-like symptoms, you can More ›
Vaccination of children aged 12-15 years against COVID - 19 in the northern part of Vestfjörður On August 24 and 31, vaccinations will be offered for children aged 12-15 years in the northern part More ›
For information in Icelandic, click here. This supersedes earlier information. Updated 8th July. Symptomatic tests If you have symptoms that could be Covid (flu-like symptoms), call us [(+354) 450 4500] More ›
For the English version, click here. The information below replaces the older information. Symptom test If you have flu-like symptoms that could be Covid, call us to make an appointment More ›
(Outdated, for newer information see here) Many countries require negative PCR tests for people entering their country. This includes tourists returning home after their wonderful stay in Iceland. In order More ›
