It's a common misconception, but roaming is generally not free in Greenland even with an EU or Danish SIM. Despite its connection to Denmark, Greenland is not part of the European Union, meaning your 'Roam Like at Home' benefits typically do not apply. Most European carriers, including those from Denmark, will levy significant international roaming charges. HotelESIM offers a much more predictable and cost-effective solution, allowing you to stay connected without the worry of exorbitant bills, a perfect backup for your hotel's amenities.
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I have a European (EU) or Danish SIM card; will roaming be free for me in Greenland?
Updated April 22, 2026
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