Ghanaian Visa Free Policies

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Ghanaian President John Mahama announced  new traveling policies for African descendants to travel back into Ghana without applying for visa meaning the initiatives features visa waiver for its citizens and the alliance countries, African Passport holders as recently declared by the President of Ghana. The E-visa, electronic visa policies applies to all foreigners that aren't visa free countries access, entry into Ghana enabling  less complicated protocols at the border service for business people and tourists visiting Ghana..The launching of this agenda promotes fair entries for Caribbeans in Ghanaian citizens across the diaspora encourages fair tourism and improved economic facilitations also, non visa fee applies to African Passport holders.

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                      Ghanaian Visa Free Policy
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Courtesty : UAEC 
Video Credits : SNN News 
Union Of African Economy And Communities 

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