The British Embassy in Iceland

Mobile

In an emergency call 112 for police, fire and ambulance.

If you are a victim of a crime

We can give you information about local police and legal procedures

If you need a lawyer

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Here is a list of English Speaking lawyers and information on the Icelandic Bar Association

If you need a doctor

How to find a local doctor and medical information

If you are seriously ill or injured

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We contact British nationals within 24 hours of being told they are in hospital

Help if someone dies

As well as offering support, we can help to raise concerns with local authorities if someone dies in suspisious circumstances

Help if you are arrested

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We provide general information on the country, prison conditions and local legal system

Rape and sexual assault

What to do if you have been raped or sexually assaulted

Child abduction

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If you are worried about your child being abducted you can contact our child abduction section in London

Missing persons

We can help you produce a missing person's report so that Interpol enquiries can begin

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