🏒Europe

Federació Andorrana d'Esports de Gel — an associate member of the IIHF since 1995. It governs every ice sport in the principality, including the ice hockey club Andorra Hoquei Gel.

Österreichischer Eishockeyverband (ÖEHV) — an IIHF member since 1912. The official site of Austrian ice hockey with the national teams, domestic competitions and youth programme.

The Belarusian Ice Hockey Association — an IIHF member since 2 May 1992 and host of the 2014 World Championship in Minsk. Since 2022 Belarusian teams have been barred from IIHF events.

The Royal Belgian Ice Hockey Federation — one of the five founding members of the IIHF in 1908. The site covers the Belgian competitions, the national teams and coach education.

Hokejaški savez Bosne i Hercegovine — an IIHF member since 2001. The federation's official site with the domestic competitions and the tournaments staged at Skenderija in Sarajevo.

The Bulgarian Ice Hockey Federation (BFHL) — an IIHF member since 25 July 1960. The site carries the Bulgarian league, the national teams and the federation's documents.

Hrvatski savez hokeja na ledu (HSHL) — an IIHF member since 1992, following Croatian independence. The site covers the domestic league, the national teams and coach education.

The Czech Ice Hockey Association (ČSLH) — successor to the association that was present, as Bohemia, at the founding of the IIHF in 1908. The Czech national team holds seven world titles, the latest on home ice in 2024.

Danmarks Ishockey Union — by its own account the supreme political and administrative body of Danish ice hockey since its foundation in 1949.

Eesti Jäähokiliit — an IIHF member since 1935. The official site of Estonian ice hockey with the Meistriliiga, the national teams and referee seminars.

Suomen Jääkiekkoliitto — an IIHF member since 1928. The Finnish national team has four world titles (1995, 2011, 2019 and 2022).

The Fédération Française de Hockey sur Glace (FFHG) — one of the five founding members of the IIHF in 1908. It runs the professional Ligue Magnus and the lower French competitions.

The Georgian Ice Hockey National Federation — an IIHF member since 8 May 2009, making it one of Europe's youngest associations. The site covers the domestic league and the national team.

Deutscher Eishockey-Bund (DEB) — the umbrella body of German ice hockey and an IIHF member since 1909. The site carries the national teams, the youth programme and the fixture lists.

The Hellenic Winter Sports Federation (EOXA) — an associate member of the IIHF since 1987. It governs seven winter sports, ice hockey among them.

Magyar Jégkorong Szövetség (MJSZ) — an IIHF member since 1927. The site follows the Hungarian national team including its World Championship schedule.

Íshokkísamband Íslands — an IIHF member since 1992. The official site of Icelandic ice hockey, based in Reykjavík, covering the national teams including the U20s.

The world governing body of ice hockey, based in Zurich — founded on 15 May 1908 in Paris and today uniting 84 national associations. It runs the World Championships in every category and publishes the world ranking.

The Ice Hockey Federation of Israel (IHFI) — an IIHF member since 1 May 1991. The site runs the Israeli league with standings, club rosters and registration for the new season.

The Federazione Italiana Sport del Ghiaccio (FISG) — an IIHF member since 1924. It governs ten ice disciplines, from hockey through figure skating to curling.

The Kazakhstan Ice Hockey Federation — an IIHF member since 1992. Its national team is a regular in the top division of the World Championship.

Latvijas Hokeja federācija (LHF) — an IIHF member since 1931. In 2023 the Latvian national team won World Championship bronze, the country's first medal ever.

Lietuvos ledo ritulio federacija (LLRF) — an IIHF member since 19 February 1938, governing Lithuanian ice hockey including the national teams and the domestic competitions.

The Fédération Luxembourgeoise de Hockey sur Glace (FLHG) — an IIHF member since 23 March 1912. The site covers the Luxembourg league and the youth teams.

IJshockey Nederland — an IIHF member since 1935. The site publishes the schedules of every Dutch senior competition as well as the youth programmes.

Norges Ishockeyforbund — an IIHF member since 1935, covering the Norwegian national teams, the domestic competitions and youth hockey.

Polski Związek Hokeja na Lodzie (PZHL) — an IIHF member since 1926. The official site of Polish ice hockey with the league, the national teams and coach training.

Federação Desportos Inverno Portugal — an associate member of the IIHF since 1999. Alongside other winter sports it runs the national 3-on-3 ice hockey championship.

Federația Română de Hochei pe Gheață (FRHG) — an IIHF member since 1924. The site runs the national championships, the international rosters and the federation's regulations.

The Russian Ice Hockey Federation (FHR) — an IIHF member since 1952, though its membership has been suspended since 2022 and Russian teams may not enter international tournaments.

Savez hokeja na ledu Srbije — an IIHF member since 1939, then as Yugoslavia. The site carries the Serbian league, the clubs and coaching seminars.

The Slovak Ice Hockey Association (SZĽH) — an IIHF member in its own right since 1993, its national team won the World Championship in 2002. The site covers the national teams, the Extraliga and the youth competitions.

Hokejska zveza Slovenije — an IIHF member since 1992. The Slovenian national team keeps returning to the top division of the World Championship.

The Real Federación Española Deportes de Hielo (RFEDH) — an IIHF member since 1923. It governs seven ice disciplines, ice hockey among them.

Svenska Ishockeyförbundet — an IIHF member since 1912 and an eleven-time world champion, the second-highest tally in the history of the tournament.

The Swiss Ice Hockey Federation (SIHF) — one of the five founding members of the IIHF in 1908. The Swiss national team took silver at the 2013 World Championship.

Türkiye Buz Hokeyi Federasyonu (TBHF) — an IIHF member since 1991. The official site of Turkish ice hockey, based in Ankara.

The Ice Hockey Federation of Ukraine — an IIHF member since 1992. The site follows the Ukrainian league and the national team despite wartime conditions.

Ice Hockey UK — one of the founding members of the IIHF in 1908. The British national team won the 1936 Olympic tournament, which at the time also counted as the world title.