Centenary Participation Form
    Where are you visiting from?

    Visa Requirements for Africa

    • Visa-Free Entry: Ghana has eliminated visa requirements for all African passport holders, effective from the beginning of 2025.
    • Passport: You'll need a valid passport to enter Ghana.
    • Yellow Fever Vaccination: Proof of yellow fever vaccination is required for entry into Ghana.
    • Other Considerations:
      • Travel Itinerary: Having your flight itinerary and accommodation confirmation readily accessible is essential.
      • COVID-19: While not explicitly mentioned as a current requirement, it's always a good idea to check for any updated COVID-19 related travel requirements before your trip.
      • ECOWAS: Nationals of ECOWAS member states may produce a travel certificate in lieu of a passport.

    General Information

    • Location: West Africa
    • Capital: Accra
    • Official Language: English
    • Currency: Ghanaian Cedi (GHS)
    • Time Zone: GMT (Greenwich Mean Time, no daylight saving)
    • Climate : Tropical so expect hot and humid conditions. Light cotton clothes are better

    Travel & Tourism

    • Visa: Required for most visitors (apply online or at an embassy)
    • Main Airport: Kotoka International Airport (ACC) in Accra
    • Best Time to Visit: November to March (dry season, best for sightseeing and wildlife)
    • Culture & Attractions

    Major Attractions:

    • Cape Coast Castle & Elmina Castle (slave trade history)
    • Kakum National Park (canopy walkway)
    • Mole National Park (safari with elephants)
    • Lake Volta (one of the world's largest artificial lakes)
    • Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum (dedicated to Ghana's first president)
    • Wli Waterfalls (highest in West Africa)

    Local Food to Try:

    • Jollof Rice (spiced rice dish)
    • Banku & Tilapia (fermented corn dough with grilled fish)
    • Fufu & Light Soup (starchy dish with soup)
    • Waakye (rice and beans)
    • Kelewele (spicy fried plantains)
    • Safety & Tips
    Safety:
    Ghana is generally safe, but be cautious of petty theft in busy areas.
    • Transportation: Uber and Bolt are available in major cities. Tro-tros (minibuses) are the cheapest transport.
    • Electricity: 230V, UK-style three-pin plugs.

    Local Etiquette:

    Greeting is very important. Use your right hand for handshakes and giving/receiving items.

    Visa requirements for international participants

    United Kingdom

    https://ghanahighcommissionuk.com/visaapplicationinfo.aspx

    United States

    https://washington.mfa.gov.gh/terms-and-conditions

    Switzerland

    https://berne.mfa.gov.gh/welcome-to-our-brand-new-website-for-berne-82

    Canada

    https://toronto.mfa.gov.gh/visaapplicationinfo.aspx

    General Information

    • Location: West Africa
    • Capital: Accra
    • Official Language: English
    • Currency: Ghanaian Cedi (GHS)
    • Time Zone: GMT (Greenwich Mean Time, no daylight saving)
    • Climate : Tropical so expect hot and humid conditions. Light cotton clothes are better

    Travel & Tourism

    • Visa: Required for most visitors (apply online or at an embassy)
    • Main Airport: Kotoka International Airport (ACC) in Accra
    • Best Time to Visit: November to March (dry season, best for sightseeing and wildlife)
    • Culture & Attractions

    Major Attractions:

    • Cape Coast Castle & Elmina Castle (slave trade history)
    • Kakum National Park (canopy walkway)
    • Mole National Park (safari with elephants)
    • Lake Volta (one of the world's largest artificial lakes)
    • Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum (dedicated to Ghana's first president)
    • Wli Waterfalls (highest in West Africa)

    Local Food to Try:

    • Jollof Rice (spiced rice dish)
    • Banku & Tilapia (fermented corn dough with grilled fish)
    • Fufu & Light Soup (starchy dish with soup)
    • Waakye (rice and beans)
    • Kelewele (spicy fried plantains)
    • Safety & Tips
    Safety:
    Ghana is generally safe, but be cautious of petty theft in busy areas.
    • Transportation: Uber and Bolt are available in major cities. Tro-tros (minibuses) are the cheapest transport.
    • Electricity: 230V, UK-style three-pin plugs.

    Local Etiquette:

    Greeting is very important. Use your right hand for handshakes and giving/receiving items.