Living in Greenland
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Key insights on migration trends, cost of living, visas, economy, and quality of life in Greenland
Migration trends
Greenland is a country of emigrants, and they go almost entirely to one place: of its 18.5K diaspora, 17.4K live in Denmark, the territory it is constitutionally tied to. That number has grown 9% over the past decade. Movement onto the island is far smaller, at 5.5K foreign-born residents, most of them Danish.
Immigrants5.5K · foreign-born residents
Diaspora18.5K · Greenlanders abroad
Trends−13K · more leave than arrive
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