Greenland eSIM

Scan the QR code from your email or your Roamix account in your phone's settings, ideally at home on Wi-Fi before you fly. When you land in Greenland, turn on data roaming for the Roamix line and you're online.

Yes. Your usual SIM stays in your phone, so calls, texts and WhatsApp keep your number. Roamix runs alongside it as a second line just for data in Greenland.

Install it a day or two before you fly, at home on Wi-Fi. Most plans don't start counting days until you connect in Greenland, so installing early costs you nothing and you step off the plane already online.

Most phones from 2018 on support eSIM, including iPhone XS and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, and Google Pixel 3 and newer. Your phone also needs to be carrier unlocked. Our free compatibility checker confirms both in seconds.

You get 4G LTE across our coverage in Greenland, and 5G where the local network offers it. Real speeds depend on where you are, how busy the network is, and your phone.

Your data simply pauses, with no surprise overage charges. We send alerts when you've used 50% and 80%, and you can top up in a tap from your Roamix account without reinstalling anything.

Yes, if it isn't installed yet. You can get a full refund within 14 days of buying by emailing support@roamix.app with your order number. Once the eSIM is installed, the plan counts as used and can't be refunded.

Roamix Greenland eSIM plans start at $14.05. Bigger plans cost less per GB, so they're the better deal for longer trips or heavy data use. Compare every Greenland plan at the top of this page.

No. If your phone supports eSIM, which most phones since 2018 do, you can get data in Greenland without a physical SIM. Download it before you travel and skip the store and the airport queue. Your home SIM stays active for calls and texts.

Roamix provides eSIM data coverage in Greenland's main population centers, including Nuuk, Ilulissat, and Sisimiut, connecting through Tusass, Greenland's national telecom operator. Coverage thins out quickly outside towns due to Greenland's vast, sparsely populated terrain.

Yes, Roamix works at major Greenland attractions such as the Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Nuuk waterfront, and viewpoints near the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier. You can upload photos of icebergs and calving glaciers, though signal can drop away from town centers.

Yes, your Roamix eSIM activates automatically when you land at Nuuk Airport or Ilulissat Airport, Greenland's main gateways for international arrivals. You can get online right away to arrange local transport or check into your accommodation.

For a week-long trip to Greenland, most travelers use 3-5 GB since much of the itinerary involves boat tours, hiking, and dog sledding with limited phone use. If you plan to livestream the northern lights or video call frequently from Nuuk, consider an 8-10 GB plan.

Coverage is limited to populated settlements and their immediate surroundings; on boat excursions, remote fjords, or the ice sheet, expect little to no signal. Greenland shares no land border with other countries, so download offline maps before heading into remote areas.

Yes, Roamix offers eSIM plans for Greenland from as short as 3 days up to 30 days, suited to both a quick Nuuk stopover and a longer Arctic expedition. You only pay for the days you actually need.

Roamix is a strong eSIM choice for Greenland because it connects to the Tusass network in every major town, from Nuuk to Ilulissat to Qaqortoq. Setup takes minutes before you fly, so you avoid paying steep local SIM prices or searching for a Tusass shop after you land.