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Documents students should carry to Ghana

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There are mandatory documents that students should carry to Ghana when traveling there. These include:

  • Letter of admission from a Ghana university,
  • A valid passport, and travel itinerary.
  • Health Insurance
  • Yellow fever vaccination certificate, especially if you are from high-risk areas.
  • a passport that is valid for at least 6 months
  • proof of accommodation
  • 3 months bank statement or proof of sufficient funds for the duration of your stay.
  • proof of acceptance from the university and the period of study
  • Properly completed Visa application form

Students must carry all their relevant certificate copies, identification documents, and their travels itinerary.

 

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