Moving to Greenland requires careful planning due to legal requirements, high living costs, and geographic isolation.
This section provides practical tools and resources designed to help foreigners plan relocation, work, housing, and daily life in Greenland.
Why planning tools matter
Unlike larger countries, Greenland offers limited flexibility after arrival.
Well-prepared newcomers are more likely to:
- Avoid unexpected costs
- Understand legal and work requirements
- Plan housing and daily expenses realistically
- Adapt more smoothly to local conditions
The tools in this section are designed to support informed decision-making before and after relocation.
Cost and budgeting tools
Understanding real expenses is critical when considering life in Greenland.
These tools help estimate monthly expenses based on location and lifestyle.
Immigration and relocation planning
Legal preparation is essential for moving to Greenland.
These resources help track documents, permits, and preparation steps.
Work and employment tools
Employment planning often involves multiple steps and requirements.
- Job search preparation tools
These tools support structured job search and application planning.
Maps and geographic resources
Geography plays a major role in daily life in Greenland.
Maps help understand distances, isolation, and access to services.
Who these tools are for
The tools in this section are designed for:
- People planning to move to Greenland
- Foreign workers preparing relocation
- Digital nomads researching feasibility
- Long-term visitors and explorers
How to use this section
Start with budgeting and legal planning tools, then move on to job and location-specific resources.
Each tool links to detailed guides explaining context and limitations.
Related guides
Last updated: January 2026