Foreign nationals who intend to work in Ghana, operate a registered business, or are employed by commercial organisations, churches, or non-profit organisations may require a Work Permit, depending on their circumstances.

A Work Permit authorises eligible foreign nationals to work or conduct business in Ghana, while a Residence Permit authorises them to reside in Ghana for more than 90 days. In many situations, applicants require both as part of their legal stay.

A Ghana Residence Permit is generally valid for one year and is subject to annual renewal in accordance with Ghana Immigration Service requirements.

Yes. According to the Ghana Immigration Service procedures referenced in our corporate profile, renewal applications are treated as new applications and are subject to the applicable government requirements and fees.

Depending on the permit category, eligible dependants such as spouses and children may also apply. Specific documentation and eligibility requirements will vary according to the type of application.

Required documents depend on the immigration service being requested. They may include completed application forms, a valid passport, passport photographs, application letters, supporting organisational documents, police clearance certificates, medical reports, academic records, or financial documentation. During your consultation, we’ll explain the requirements relevant to your application.

Processing times vary depending on the type of permit, the completeness of your documentation, and the relevant government procedures. We’ll discuss expected timelines during your consultation based on your specific application.

The first step is to schedule a consultation with our team. We’ll review your circumstances, identify the immigration pathway that best fits your needs, explain the required documentation, and guide you through the next steps.