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Official Languages: Greenlandic

Greenlandic (Kalaallisut) Is the Sole Official Language. Danish Is Widely Spoken Alongside It, and English Is Common in Hotels, Tour Operators and Other Tourism Settings in the Main Towns. In Smaller Settlements, Expect Greenlandic or Danish Rather than English

Mobile Network: Mobile Coverage Runs on 4G and 5G in Nuuk, Ilulissat, Sisimiut and the Other Main Towns, but Drops Away Quickly between Settlements, at Sea, and Out on the Ice Sheet, Where There Is Often No Signal at All. Mobile Data Typically Costs More than in Most of Continental Europe

Roaming/SIM/eSIM: Greenland Left the EU in 1985, so the EU Roaming Rules That Make a Plan Free to Use across Member States Do Not Reach It, and a European Allowance Can Bill at Full International Rates Here. A Local SIM Needs an Unlocked Phone and Is Not Always Easy to Find outside the Main Towns. An eSIM Is Usually the Simplest Option If Your Device Supports It, but Confirm Its Data Plan Actually Uses a Network inside Greenland Rather than Only Denmark

Cards, Including the Major International Networks, Are Accepted at Most Hotels, Shops, Restaurants and ATMs in the Towns, so Cash Is Not Required for Most of a Trip. It Is Still Sensible to Carry a Small Amount of Danish Kroner for Smaller Settlements, Market Stalls, or a Card Network Outage

Tipping Is Not Expected in Greenland, Because Service Charges and Wages Are Already Built into Listed Prices. Rounding Up or Leaving a Little Extra for Standout Service in a Restaurant, Taxi or on a Tour Is Appreciated but Never Required

Plug Type: Type K, Also Accepts C, E, F

Voltage: 230 V, 50 Hz

Adapter: Visitors from the UK, Ireland, North America and Most of Asia Need a Plug Adapter. Continental European Plug Types Generally Fit the Local Sockets without One — Check Your Device against 230 V Either Way