Ghana to offer Africans visa-free entry from December 1, 2023 to January 15, 2024

Ghana to offer Africans visa-free entry from December 1, 2023 to January 15, 2024

The Government of Ghana has announced that from December 1, 2023 to January 15, 2024, it will offer visas on arrival to African citizens. This is part of the Government of Ghana's Journey of Return initiative to encourage the African Diaspora to explore and reconnect with Ghana.

The Government of Ghana has approved a visa-on-arrival measure valid from December 1, 2023 to January 15, 2024 for African citizens.

The pre-travel visa waiver measure is part of the Government of Ghana's 10-year "Beyond Return" campaign aimed at encouraging Africans in the Diaspora to explore and reconnect with Ghana.

The decision to introduce visa-free entry for Africans is in line with Ghana's broader efforts to strengthen ties with the African Diaspora and establish itself as an attractive and accessible center.

Ghana Tourism Authority Statement

The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) has expressed excitement about the Visa on Arrival initiative, noting that it will play a key role in attracting more tourists to Ghana during the December in Ghana campaign, which is an important part of the Beyond Returns initiative.

Beyond Returns Initiative

The Beyond Return Initiative aims to strengthen Ghana's ties with the global community and promote cultural exchange and economic growth. The Visa on Arrival Initiative is aligned with this goal and provides an opportunity for Africans in the Diaspora to experience Ghana's rich culture and heritage first hand.

Strategic efforts to promote tourism and culture

The decision by the Government of Ghana to offer visa-free entry to Africans reflects the Government's strategic efforts to promote tourism, enhance cultural exchanges and celebrate the common heritage of people of African descent across the globe.

Additional information

Citizens of all African countries are eligible for pre-travel visa waivers. Travelers wishing to take advantage of this initiative should ensure that they have a valid passport and return ticket.

John Smith

John Smith

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