The country is rich in geothermal water within the temperature range of 20 to 100oC with the main geothermal activity concentrated in the southern part of the country due to the higher water temperature and low water salinity. The information in the paper is based mainly on state-owned and only partially municipality-owned geothermal fields and is based on existing permits and concessions. The main geothermal direct-use in the country is for balneology (prevention, treatment and rehabilitation, bathing and swimming pools), space heating and air-conditioning, greenhouse heating, geothermal heat pumps, direct thermal water supply, bottling of potable water and soft drinks and for unspecified industrial use. The cultivation of microalgae and production of iodine paste and methane extraction have been terminated. The installed capacity for direct use, excluding geothermal heat pumps, is about 30% less as compared to five years ago.