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Open­ing hours over Christ­mas and the New Year

Jólakveðja
19 December 2025

Landsbankinn’s Customer Service Centre and branches will be closed on Christmas Eve Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and on New Year’s Day. On New Year’s Eve, branches will be closed but the Customer Service Centre open between 9-12:00.

General opening hours apply on other days.

Please note that New Year’s Eve is no longer a banking day. Claims and invoices to be paid in 2025 must have a due date no later than 30 December 2025 and all payments to be completed in the calendar year 2025 must by executed no later than 30 December. 

Banking around the clock

The app and online banking are of course available at anytime and anywhere. Ellí, the Bank’s chatbot in the app and on landsbankinn.is, is on duty over the holidays and can assist with various issues. Most Landsbankinn’s ATMs are accessible around the clock. Check their location and distance to the nearest ATM here.

Gift card ATMs

Landsbankinn gift cards are available from gift card ATMs that are accessible around the clock in our Borgartún 33, Hamraborg and Mjódd branches.

Happy holidays!

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