Stay Connected
in East Greenland
Photo: Anna & Lucas Jahn
In East Greenland, Tusass, the only national provider, offers reliable mobile and internet services, ensuring you stay connected throughout your journey. Opt for a Tusass SIM card for local rates or use your Relatel (Denmark) subscription with its inclusive roaming package.
Want to stay connected in Greenland without buying a physical SIM card? Tusass Hello offers a simple and flexible eSIM solution for international travellers. You can purchase and activate your eSIM online, ready to use as soon as you arrive.
Why choose Tusass Hello?
- eSIM – no physical SIM card needed
- Activate online before your trip
- Coverage across all of Greenland via Tusass network
- Pay with international credit cards
- Prepaid data only – no contracts
How it works?
- Visit tusass.gl/en/hello
- Choose your data plan and follow the instructions
- Scan the QR code with your phone – and you’re ready to go!
Using Your Danish 3LikeHome Pro Business Plan in Greenland
If you’re a business traveller from Denmark with a 3LikeHome Pro plan from 3 (Tre) DK Erhverv, you’re lucky – Greenland is included in your plan. This means you can use mobile data, calls, and texts in Greenland just like you would at home in Denmark, with no extra roaming charges.
This benefit only applies to 3LikeHome Pro (business plans) – not standard private subscriptions. Always double-check with your provider if in doubt.
Key benefits for 3LikeHome Pro users:
- Use your existing mobile number and SIM
- Enjoy full access to data, calls, and SMS in Greenland
- Ideal for business travellers needing constant connectivity
- No surprise bills – usage in Greenland is included in your subscription
Photo: Oscar Scott Carl – Visit East Greenland
WiFi Availability in Tasiilaq
Tasiilaq, the largest town in East Greenland, provides several WiFi options for visitors. Most of the accommodations in town offer free WiFi to their own guests. While the tourist information 'Skæven' ensures you stay connected over a cup of coffee.
The Tourist Office “Skæven”
Skæven, located in the heart of Tasiilaq, is the prime hub for tourist information in East Greenland.
Internet Access in East Greenland
In East Greenland, phone and internet connectivity is provided via satellite technology. Utilizing a single satellite, this connection bridges vast distances and harsh Arctic conditions to supports essential functions, from daily communication to accessing vital information, and staying connected with the rest of the world amidst the breathtaking but rugged Arctic landscape of East Greenland.
Photo: Oscar Scott Carl – Visit East Greenland
Internet in Greenland with O2 UK
Stay connected in East Greenland with O2 UK’s Travel Inclusive Zone. This service allows O2 UK users to enjoy unlimited minutes, texts, and data in Greenland, ensuring seamless communication during your Arctic adventure. Whether you’re exploring the stunning landscapes of Tasiilaq or venturing into remote areas, O2 UK’s satellite-based connection ensures reliable internet access. Keep in touch with loved ones and share your experiences in real-time.
Connectivity in East Greenland
The satellite-based connection ensures that even along the remote coast of East Greenland, residents and visitors can make phone calls and access the internet. While satellite internet allows for basic communication and browsing, users should be prepared for occasional disruptions and slower speeds, especially during adverse weather conditions or peak usage times.
Our Tip
It’s definitely worth checking with your local provider, as more and more are now including Greenland in their exclusive travel packages.
Towns
The most reliable phone and internet connection can be expected in the bigger towns along the East coast of Greenland, such as Tasiilaq and Ittoqqortoormiit.
Settlements
Phone and mobile internet connections are usually reliable within settlements, but free WiFi hotspots are not available for tourists.
Backcountry
Satellite-based phone and internet connections are crucial for staying connected in East Greenland, especially in remote areas. While towns like Tasiilaq and Ittoqqortoormiit offer reliable connections, settlements provide basic mobile internet without free WiFi for tourists. The backcountry often lacks connectivity due to reliance on satellite signals. However, this disconnection can be a refreshing part of your adventure. Satellite phones like Iridium or Garmin ensure constant communication, and radios on boats offer emergency connectivity.
Silence...
– Experience the Power of Stillness in East Greenland
Not everything in Greenland shouts. Some places whisper. Discover an interactive journey that lets you feel the Arctic’s silence through sight and sound.
Photo: Marek Micanek – Visit East Greenland
