Greenland is an autonomous territorial entity that is part of the Kingdom of Denmark. It is located in the North Atlantic, between the Arctic and Atlantic oceans. The country is the largest island country in the world.
Greenland borders Canada (Newfoundland and Labrador) to the west, east and north.
The capital of the country is the city of Nuuk (also known as Godkhob).
The form of government is parliamentary democracy with self-government. It has limited autonomy and its own government.
The climate in this country is arctic, with cold winters and cool summers. Most of the territory is covered with ice.
The population is 56,800 people (2022).
Greenland has two official languages: Greenlandic and Danish. Greenlandic is the main language of communication among the local population. Danish is widely used in official documents.
The standard of living in Greenland is high, thanks to social programs and support from Denmark. However, due to the remoteness and climatic conditions, the cost of goods and services is high.
The medical and educational systems are at the level of developed countries. Citizens of the country have access to free medical care and education.
Security levels in Greenland are generally high. Crime is low.
Citizenship by birth is granted automatically if one of the parents is a Greenlandic citizen or through naturalization.
The country's attractions include fjords and glacial landscapes, as well as traditional Inuit culture and art.
The local population is generally friendly and hospitable to visitors. Greenland attracts tourists interested in the unique natural environment and culture of the Arctic people.
Employment for foreigners in Greenland may be limited due to specific requirements and restrictions.
