Are there native Americans in Scandinavia?

Yes. There are around 15,000 to 20,000 or more Greenlandic Inuit people who live in Denmark. The Inuit first started to live in Denmark in the 1950s. Greenlanders work in all walks of life and live all over Denmark in big cities and small towns. Greenland is and island that is part of North America. read more

Other than that population, any individual Native American can visit or live in Scandinavia but there is no other group of significant population. Native Americans have been visiting Europe (by force or choice) since slaves were captured and brought to be sold in Spain in 1493. read more

The really sensational news, however, is that a large proportion (about a third) of all living Native Americans are descendants of the Mal’ta people. In other words, Native Americans have partly European ancestry. ”This is incredibly surprising. read more