http://www.scimagojr.com/journalsearch.php?q=19800188076&tip=sid&clean=0

No impact factor, but a breakdown of their citations, etc. (things that the impact factor would be derived from)

Dear Christine

Thank you very much for the information. Actually I was to write the impact factor in an application so asked it after going through all the possible websites that tell about impact factor. Best regards

It is nothing (not even 0) - because the journal is not indexed in the InCites Journal Citation Reports, which calculates and gives out the "real" journal impact factors. You will have to report "no impact factor" in your application, or choose to report another metric like the SJR.

For alternative metrics you can also look at Google Scholar metrics. 

Also see this publication by Corey Bradshaw: 

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/293482532_How_to_Rank_Journals

Article How to Rank Journals

Thank you Gregor, K. and Joaacim, N. for the important information.

Best regards

Here you can see the impact factor 2015 of scientific journals. The impact factor 2016 will be available after summer of 2017.

Best regards,,

Dear Enrique Avila,

Thanks very much for the bigger help not only for me but also for the audience to be aware before publishing their scientific works. Although all the research, if real, well organised and done with dedication, certainly it does not require the impact factors but present time has made us much worried about the jobs that has pulled us to publish our research with some points or grades. Thanks you again and best regards