This year's interim census will see people complete it online at the end of April.
The Cabinet Office will spend £400,000 on the compulsory data-gathering survey, which takes place on Sunday, April 26.
Households will get letters containing 10-digit access codes for the online survey about demographics, residency and employment.
The last full census was in 2021, and government says it needs a comprehensive and reliable view of the Island's population to plan services, policies, and funding.
Two Manxman crossings cancelled
Two Steam Packet sailings have been called off because of problems caused by bad weather today.
Don't get caught out by Manx sunshine!
The Island's Fire and Rescue Service is reminding people not to get caught out by sunshine.
Manxnet email scams targeting users on new platform
The Island's cyber-security centre is warning about scam emails targeting manx.net users.
Music festival applies for planning permission for this year's event
An annual festival has applied for planning permission to set up on its site again this year.
Gas main work to close Peel street
A street in Peel's town centre will be closed for two weeks this month.
Parents warned over primary school chat groups
Police are warning parents about toxic chat groups for youngsters containing derogatory and offensive language as well as inappropriate images.
Bus strike continues today
Bus Vannin plans to have a total of 50 services on the roads today.
Manxman crossing delayed after bad weather yesterday
Ferry sailings are continuing to run behind schedule today.
