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Get an investment license in Iceland.
An EEA licence, not an EU one, with the same passport: the Central Bank of Iceland grants the starfsleyfi verðbréfafyrirtækis under lög nr. 115/2021 to a hlutafélag with its head office in Iceland (5. gr.), and 7. gr. 2. mgr. gives it six months from a complete application - a clock written into the statute. The honest part: IFD and IFR are not yet Icelandic law, the bill on varfærniskröfur til verðbréfafyrirtækja is listed for September 2026, and capital still sits in 14. gr. a of lög nr. 161/2002 - €50,000, or €1 million of professional indemnity insurance per claim, for a firm that holds no client assets. The application fee is ISK 1,320,000 under lög nr. 99/1999. Corporate tax is 20%. The home market is 396,500 people; the passport reaches the rest of the EEA.
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Iceland in brief
A six-month clock in the statute, and a prudential regime still waiting for the IFD.
Iceland is in the EEA, not the EU, and its investment-firm law is the MiFID II transposition in lög nr. 115/2021 um markaði fyrir fjármálagerninga, last amended by lög 51/2026 from 1 July 2026. 5. gr. makes investment services and activities subject to a starfsleyfi and requires the applicant to be a hlutafélag with its head office in Iceland; 4. gr. 16. tölul. lists the services - móttaka og miðlun fyrirmæla, framkvæmd fyrirmæla, viðskipti fyrir eigin reikning, eignastýring, fjárfestingarráðgjöf, sölutrygging, umsjón með útboði and the operation of trading venues - with custody among the ancillary services. 7. gr. 2. mgr. is a real clock: the Financial Supervisory Authority's decision must be notified in writing no later than six months after a complete application. Fund managers are licensed separately - an AIF manager under lög nr. 45/2020 at €125,000, or €300,000 self-managed, and a UCITS management company under lög nr. 116/2021 at €125,000.
Capital is the honest part. The IFD and IFR have not been transposed: the Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs' bill on varfærniskröfur til verðbréfafyrirtækja is listed for September 2026 in the 158th session. Until it passes, initial capital sits in 14. gr. a of lög nr. 161/2002 as amended by lög 38/2022: a firm not permitted to hold client money or instruments needs at least €50,000, or professional indemnity insurance of €1 million per claim and €1.5 million a year. The upper tiers for dealers and client-asset firms sit in the unamended paragraphs of 14. gr. a; we confirm them in writing. The fees are printed: an application fee of ISK 1,320,000 and an annual levy of 0.85% of total assets, at least ISK 2,756,000, under lög nr. 99/1999. The compensation fund pays ISK 1.7 million per claim, pegged to the euro at the 5 January 1999 rate. Corporate tax is 20%. We run the file from Reykjavík.
An EEA licence, not an EU one, with the same passport: the Central Bank's starfsleyfi under lög 115/2021 - six months from a complete file under 7. gr. 2. mgr., capital still under 14. gr. a of lög 161/2002 because the IFD bill is only listed for September 2026, fee ISK 1,320,000.
20% corporate tax, a 5.5% payroll levy for financial undertakings, TIF cover of ISK 1.7 million. A home market of 396,500 people. Filing in Icelandic. Built end to end from Reykjavík.
The two builds
The verðbréfafyrirtæki - or the fund manager under lög 45/2020 or 116/2021.
Two Central Bank licences under three acts: the investment firm under lög 115/2021 with capital still under the pre-IFD 14. gr. a of lög 161/2002, and the fund manager under lög 45/2020 or 116/2021 at €125,000. Iceland has no MiFID art. 3 light regime. We fix the act before the file.
The lög 115/2021 investment firm - or the €125k fund manager.
01 - VERÐBRÉFAFYRIRTÆKI
The lög 115/2021 investment firm
Starfsleyfi under 5. gr. of lög nr. 115/2021 for the services of 4. gr. 16. tölul. - reception and transmission, execution, own-account dealing, portfolio management, advice, underwriting and placing, trading venues - with the stofnframlag that 8. gr. makes a licence condition and the amounts printed in 14. gr. a of lög 161/2002: €50,000 or €1 million of insurance per claim for a firm without client assets; the higher tiers confirmed before filing.
Starfsleyfi under 5. gr. of lög nr. 115/2021 for the services of 4. gr. 16. tölul. - reception and transmission, execution, own-account dealing, portfolio management, advice, underwriting and placing, trading venues - with the stofnframlag that 8. gr. makes a licence condition and the amounts printed in 14. gr. a of lög 161/2002: €50,000 or €1 million of insurance per claim for a firm without client assets; the higher tiers confirmed before filing.
- ✓4. gr. 16. tölul. services, custody among the ancillary services
- ✓Hlutafélag with its head office in Iceland (5. gr.)
- ✓€50,000 - or PII €1m per claim / €1.5m a year - no client assets (14. gr. a)
- ✓Higher tiers: pre-IFD paragraphs, confirmed in writing
- ✓Application fee ISK 1,320,000 (lög 99/1999, 7. gr.)
- ✓6 months from a complete application (7. gr. 2. mgr.)
02 - REKSTRARAÐILI · REKSTRARFÉLAG
€125,000 initial capitalThe fund manager under lög 45/2020 or 116/2021
The AIF manager licence under 11. gr. of lög nr. 45/2020 at €125,000 external or €300,000 self-managed, or the UCITS management company under 4. gr. of lög nr. 116/2021 at €125,000 - each plus 0.02% of assets over €250 million capped at €10 million, with eignastýring, advice and custody of units as add-ons, and registration only below €100 million under 6. gr. of the AIFM act.
AIF manager under lög 45/2020 at €125,000 (€300,000 self-managed) or UCITS manager under lög 116/2021 at €125,000, plus 0.02% over €250m - registration only below €100m.
- ✓Lög 45/2020, 15. gr. - €125,000 external · €300,000 self-managed
- ✓Lög 116/2021, 12. gr. - €125,000 UCITS manager
- ✓+0.02% of AUM over €250m, cap €10m
- ✓Portfolio management, advice and custody of units as add-ons
- ✓AIFM 3 + 3 months (13. gr.) · UCITS 6 months (9. gr.)
- ✓Annual levy 0.028% of assets, min ISK 2,756,000
Costs and timelines are confirmed for your case before any work begins. The ISK 1,320,000 application fee and the 0.85% levy follow lög 99/1999 as amended by lög 51/2026; the capital tier for a firm holding client assets or dealing on own account is confirmed against the current text of lög 161/2002 before the file opens.
Why Iceland
The passport without the union, and a statute that prints its clock.
Iceland sells the EEA passport from outside the EU, a six-month clock written into the statute and a fee you can read - with a prudential regime one bill behind Brussels.
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EEA, not EU - the passport still applies
MiFID II applies through the EEA Agreement, and the notification passport of arts 34-35 with it, by decision of the EEA Joint Committee - an Icelandic licence serves the rest of the EEA without an EU seat.The passport still applies.
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A clock in the statute
7. gr. 2. mgr. of lög 115/2021 requires the decision in writing no later than six months after a complete application; the AIFM act gives three months plus three (13. gr. of lög 45/2020) and the UCITS act six (9. gr. of lög 116/2021).Six months, 7. gr. 2. mgr.
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A printed fee
ISK 1,320,000 for the application under 7. gr. 2. mgr. 2. tölul. of lög 99/1999, then 0.85% of total assets a year, at least ISK 2,756,000 - amounts in the act, not in a quote.ISK 1,320,000.
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A low tier for firms without client assets
14. gr. a of lög 161/2002 lets a firm that holds no client money or instruments start with €50,000, or with €1 million of professional indemnity insurance per claim and €1.5 million a year, or a mix - below the €75,000 the IFD will bring.Without client assets.
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20% corporate tax
Hlutafélög pay 20% on Skatturinn's 2026 assessment; the 5.5% fjársýsluskattur on financial-sector payroll and the 0.145% levy on liabilities are the two sector lines to model beside it.Plus 5.5% on payroll.
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One bill behind Brussels
IFD and IFR are not yet Icelandic law: the bill on varfærniskröfur til verðbréfafyrirtækja was first debated on 17 April 2026 and is listed for September 2026. Until it passes, capital follows the CRR-era text of lög 161/2002, the upper tiers are confirmed per structure, and the home market is 396,500 people. Budget for a file in Icelandic, on a regime about to change.Capital regime about to change.
How it compares
How Iceland differs from other routes.
The honest comparison: the EEA passport from outside the union, with a printed fee and a pending IFD bill - against the other EEA outsider and two EU neighbours across the water.
Iceland vs other jurisdictions
| Feature |  Iceland | Other jurisdictions |
|---|---|---|
| Regime | Lög 115/2021 · 5. gr. - Central Bank of Iceland | Vphl. 2007 Norway · Lov 1155/2021 Denmark |
| Capital | €50k or PII without client assets (14. gr. a lög 161/2002) · IFD pending | Norway €50k / €125k / €730k, IFD pending · Denmark €75k / €150k / €750k |
| Passport | EEA-wide via the EEA Agreement | Norway the same · Denmark, Ireland EU |
| Timeline | 6 months from a complete file (7. gr. 2. mgr.) · no stats | Norway 6 months · Ireland 245 days average 2025 |
Regime
IcelandLög 115/2021 · 5. gr. - Central Bank of Iceland
Other jurisdictionsVphl. 2007 Norway · Lov 1155/2021 Denmark
Capital
Iceland€50k or PII without client assets (14. gr. a lög 161/2002) · IFD pending
Other jurisdictionsNorway €50k / €125k / €730k, IFD pending · Denmark €75k / €150k / €750k
Passport
IcelandEEA-wide via the EEA Agreement
Other jurisdictionsNorway the same · Denmark, Ireland EU
Timeline
Iceland6 months from a complete file (7. gr. 2. mgr.) · no stats
Other jurisdictionsNorway 6 months · Ireland 245 days average 2025
Country by country
| Country | License type | Taxation | Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
| Iceland | Verðbréfafyrirtæki - Central Bank | 20% CIT · 5.5% payroll levy | 14. gr. a €50k or PII, fee ISK 1.32m, IFD pending |
 Norway | Verdipapirforetak - Finanstilsynet | VAT 25% · CIT confirmed per case | Vphl. § 9-39 €50k-€730k, IFD pending, no fee |
 Denmark | Fondsmæglerselskab - Finanstilsynet | 22% CIT · 26% if § 17 A applies | § 18 €75k-€750k, A/S only, 6 months, 59 firms |
 Ireland | Authorised investment firm - CBI | 12.5% trading · 15% large | IFD €75k-€750k, 245-day average 2025 |
IcelandLicense typeVerðbréfafyrirtæki - Central Bank
Taxation20% CIT · 5.5% payroll levy
Requirements14. gr. a €50k or PII, fee ISK 1.32m, IFD pending
NorwayLicense typeVerdipapirforetak - Finanstilsynet
TaxationVAT 25% · CIT confirmed per case
RequirementsVphl. § 9-39 €50k-€730k, IFD pending, no fee
DenmarkLicense typeFondsmæglerselskab - Finanstilsynet
Taxation22% CIT · 26% if § 17 A applies
Requirements§ 18 €75k-€750k, A/S only, 6 months, 59 firms
IrelandLicense typeAuthorised investment firm - CBI
Taxation12.5% trading · 15% large
RequirementsIFD €75k-€750k, 245-day average 2025
Before you apply
Requirements for the Icelandic licence.Requirements for the licence.
The Central Bank's Financial Supervisory Authority reviews under lög 115/2021 and lög 161/2002, and the 7. gr. 2. mgr. clock starts only when the application is complete. The checklist below is what a passing file contains.
01
Icelandic hlutafélag - a public limited company with its head office in Iceland, as 5. gr. of lög 115/2021 requires; no individual can hold the licence.
02
Initial capital - the stofnframlag that 8. gr. of lög 115/2021 requires under 20. gr., with the amounts in 14. gr. a of lög 161/2002: at least €50,000, or professional indemnity insurance of €1 million per claim and €1.5 million a year, for a firm without client assets; the higher tiers confirmed against the current text before filing.
03
Fit management - board members and the CEO assessed under 52. gr. and 52. gr. a of lög 161/2002, as 10. gr. 1. mgr. of lög 115/2021 directs.
04
Qualifying holders - assessed under 12.-15. gr. of lög 115/2021; no foreign-ownership limit exists.
05
Business plan and organisation - compliance under the FME's guidelines on the status and remit of regluvarsla, risk management and internal audit under lög 115/2021 and 161/2002.
06
Prudential machinery - the CRR-based own-funds rules of lög 161/2002 until the IFD bill passes; the K-factor regime follows the bill, not the current statute.
07
Client-asset arrangements - segregation under the lög 115/2021 chapter on protecting client instruments and funds where the service set holds them.
08
Investor compensation - membership of the TIF verðbréfadeild under 3. gr. of lög 98/1999; cover of ISK 1.7 million per claim, pegged to the euro at the 5 January 1999 rate.
09
The fees - ISK 1,320,000 with the application under 7. gr. 2. mgr. 2. tölul. of lög 99/1999, then 0.85% of total assets a year, at least ISK 2,756,000.
10
Icelandic-language filing - no official English text of lög 115/2021 exists; the statute names Fjármálaeftirlitið, and the forms and questions run in Icelandic.
01
Hlutafélag, head office in Iceland.
02
14. gr. a capital or PII.
03
Board, CEO under 52. gr.
04
Holders under 12.-15. gr.
05
Regluvarsla per FME guidance.
06
CRR-based own funds, for now.
07
Client assets segregated.
08
TIF membership.
09
Fee ISK 1,320,000.
10
Filing in Icelandic.
Reflects lög 115/2021, lög 161/2002 as amended by lög 38/2022 and lög 99/1999 as of 2026 - before the IFD bill listed for September 2026.Lög 115/2021 + 161/2002 + 99/1999, as of 2026.
How it works
From first call to the FME register.
01
Act and tier
Lög 115/2021, 45/2020 or 116/2021 decided, services fixed under 4. gr. 16. tölul., the 14. gr. a tier or insurance chosen in writing before drafting.115/2021, 45/2020 or 116/2021.
02
Company and bench
Icelandic hlutafélag, capital or PII in place, board and CEO ready for the 52. gr. assessment, holders for 12.-15. gr.Ready for 52. gr.
03
The application
Business plan, organisation, policies and the ISK 1,320,000 fee - complete at filing, so the six-month clock actually starts.Complete, so the clock starts.
04
FME review
7. gr. 2. mgr.: six months from completeness, decided by the Fjármálaeftirlitsnefnd - no processing statistics are published.Six months statutory.
05
Licence and passport
Register entry, TIF membership, EEA notifications - the rest of the EEA open.EEA open.
Quick facts
RegulatorCentral Bank of Iceland · FME
LicenceStarfsleyfi, 5. gr. lög 115/2021
No client assets€50,000 or PII €1m / €1.5m
Higher tiersPre-IFD, confirmed in writing
Application feeISK 1,320,000
Annual levy0.85% of assets, min ISK 2,756,000
Statutory clock6 months (7. gr. 2. mgr.)
Corporate tax20% · 5.5% fjársýsluskattur
The Central Bank publishes no processing statistics and no licensee count - so the honest plan is the six-month statute plus the time it takes to make the file complete, on a capital regime one bill away from change.
On the ground in Iceland
Run from our Reykjavík office.
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Reykjavík · Iceland
Reykjavík, Iceland
01
Company and capital
Hlutafélag with its head office in Iceland, the 14. gr. a capital or insurance in place - the 5. gr. ground closed before the file opens, and the tier re-checked against the IFD bill's progress.5. gr. closed.
02
The FME file, in Icelandic
Business plan, organisation under the FME's regluvarsla guidelines and the policies drafted in Icelandic - and defended through the question rounds until the 7. gr. 2. mgr. clock runs.To the FME guidelines.
03
Board and CEO
Directors and the chief executive who pass 52. gr. and 52. gr. a of lög 161/2002 - sourced from Reykjavík's regulated-firm bench, with our London office a direct flight away.52. gr. and 52. gr. a.
04
Passporting and launch
TIF membership, EEA notifications under the EEA Agreement's version of arts 34-35, banking live - the rest of the EEA from one Icelandic base.The rest of the EEA.
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Good to know
Taxation of investment firms in Iceland.
A 20% corporate rate, two financial-sector lines and a supervision levy fixed in the act.
Corporate tax 20%
Hlutafélög and einkahlutafélög pay 20% tekjuskattur lögaðila on Skatturinn's 2026 assessment for income year 2025; partnerships pay 37.6%.Hlutafélög.
Fjármagnstekjuskattur 22%
The 22% capital-income tax is also the withholding rate on dividends to non-residents, with treaty relief applied per shareholder.Treaty relief.
Fjársýsluskattur 5.5%
The financial activities tax on the salaries of financial undertakings runs at 5.5% - a payroll line a brokerage carries that a software company does not.Financial undertakings.
Bank levy 0.145%
The sérstakur skattur á fjármálafyrirtæki on liabilities is 0.145%; whether it reaches a verðbréfafyrirtæki's balance sheet is confirmed per structure.On liabilities, if it applies.
The supervision levy
0.85% of total assets a year for a verðbréfafyrirtæki, at least ISK 2,756,000, under 5. gr. of lög 99/1999; fund managers pay 0.028% with the same floor.Min ISK 2.76m.
VAT 24%
The standard rate is 24% with an 11% reduced rate and financial services exempt; we confirm the exemption's reach for your service lines before the model is fixed.Finance exempt.
Tax summary
Corporate tax20%
Dividend withholding22% · treaty relief
Fjársýsluskattur5.5% of payroll
Supervision levy0.85% of assets, min ISK 2.76m
Application feeISK 1,320,000
*Figures as of 2026 per Icelandic law and Skatturinn. Group and founder-level outcomes are modelled per structure.
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The Icelandic investment licence, answered.
Which licence does an investment firm need in Iceland?+
The starfsleyfi verðbréfafyrirtækis under 5. gr. of lög nr. 115/2021 - the MiFID II licence for the services of 4. gr. 16. tölul.: reception and transmission, execution, own-account dealing, portfolio management, advice, underwriting, placing and trading venues. Fund managers are licensed separately under lög 45/2020 or lög 116/2021.
Does the passport apply outside the EU?+
Yes. Iceland is an EEA state, MiFID II applies through the EEA Agreement by decision of the EEA Joint Committee, and the notification passport of arts 34-35 applies with it - an Icelandic licence serves the rest of the EEA without an EU seat. The Icelandic notification articles and periods are confirmed before the passport is filed.
What capital is required?+
Until the IFD bill passes, 14. gr. a of lög 161/2002: at least €50,000, or professional indemnity insurance of €1 million per claim and €1.5 million a year, for a firm without client money or instruments; €25,000, or €500,000 and €750,000 of insurance, where the firm is also a registered insurance intermediary. Dealer and client-asset tiers are confirmed in writing.
Are IFD and IFR in force in Iceland?+
Not yet. The Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs' bill on varfærniskröfur til verðbréfafyrirtækja - implementing Regulations 2019/2033 and 2019/2034 - was first debated on 17 April 2026 and is listed for September 2026 in the 158th session. Until then own funds follow the CRR-based rules of lög 161/2002, and a file written today is built to survive the change.
How long does the Central Bank take?+
Six months from a complete application under 7. gr. 2. mgr. of lög 115/2021, decided by the Fjármálaeftirlitsnefnd. An AIF manager gets three months plus up to three under 13. gr. of lög 45/2020; a UCITS manager six under 9. gr. of lög 116/2021. No processing statistics are published.
What does the licence cost?+
ISK 1,320,000 for the application under 7. gr. 2. mgr. 2. tölul. of lög 99/1999 - the same fee for securities firms and fund operators - then an annual eftirlitsgjald of 0.85% of total assets, never lower than ISK 2,756,000, for a verðbréfafyrirtæki; fund managers pay 0.028% with the same floor.
How is a client protected if the firm fails?+
The TIF verðbréfadeild under lög 98/1999 pays each claim in full up to ISK 1.7 million, the excess proportionally - an amount pegged to the euro at its buying rate on 5 January 1999, so roughly the €20,000 directive minimum. Members pay a total of ISK 20 million by 1 March whenever the fund's assets fall below ISK 100 million.
How are Icelandic investment firms taxed?+
20% corporate income tax for hlutafélög on Skatturinn's 2026 assessment, 22% on capital income and on dividends to non-residents before treaty relief, a 5.5% fjársýsluskattur on financial-sector payroll and a 0.145% levy on liabilities where it applies - plus the 0.85% supervision levy under lög 99/1999.
Iceland or Norway for a new firm?+
Both are EEA outsiders with the same passport, six-month clocks and pre-IFD capital tiers. Norway charges no application fee, covers NOK 200,000 per client and has a 5.6 million market; its official pages still print €730,000, €125,000 and €50,000. Iceland prints its fee, ISK 1,320,000, and its statute prints the clock. Oslo for the market; Reykjavík for the price list.
Why Prifinance for Iceland?+
A Reykjavík office with our London office a direct flight away, a file written in Icelandic to lög 115/2021 and the FME's regluvarsla guidelines, and the capital tier checked against the IFD bill's progress before filing. TIF membership and the EEA notifications run as part of launch.
Which licence?+
5. gr. lög 115/2021.
Passport?+
Yes - EEA Agreement.
Capital?+
€50k or PII, pre-IFD.
IFD in force?+
Not yet - September 2026 bill.
How long?+
Six months statutory.
Cost?+
ISK 1,320,000 + 0.85%.
Client protection?+
ISK 1.7m per claim.
Taxes?+
20% + 5.5% payroll.
Or Norway?+
Market vs price list.
Why you?+
Reykjavík office, Icelandic file.
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