What is Greenland's immigration policy?

Greenland's immigration policy is to implement a scoring system. You can immigrate to Greenland with a score of at least 100. Scores include: education (education, major, graduate school), language ability, work experience, adaptability, age and economic status.

education

Your education level will be evaluated according to Danish standards, and the degree evaluation will not be based on the name, but on the Danish national degree recognition standard. The Immigration Bureau will invite Cirius under the Danish Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation to evaluate the education level.

linguistic skill

Language ability is also an important part of grading. For foreigners who speak Danish as a second language, Greenland is divided into four grades according to their proficiency standards. When grading language skills according to the corresponding evaluation scores, you need to provide materials to prove that you have passed any of the following language tests, including Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, English and German.

adaptive capacity

If you have studied and worked in the European Union, European Economic Area countries including Denmark, or Switzerland, it will be regarded as an effective basis for integrating into the Greenland labor market as soon as possible. You will get an adaptability score. If you pass the Danish Level 2 exam, you will get extra points for your Danish skills.

age

Age is also an important factor in obtaining evaluation scores. Submitting documents requires that only color documents with foreign academic qualifications (such as graduation certificates, transcripts, statements issued by other educational institutions, etc.) be regarded as valid documents. When submitting the application, you must show the original documents. When the application is accepted, the Greenland Immigration Bureau will ask you to submit the original educational documents.

The above is Greenland's immigration policy.