Student Resident Permit

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Ghana

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To study and reside in Ghana, you must obtain a Student Resident Permit. You need to be enrolled at a accredited educational institution at Ghana, who will help you with the application process. After you enter Ghana with a valid visa, you can apply for a resident permit.

Note: A resident permit is mandatory to obtain after the work permit, in order to start studying in Ghana.

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Duration

6 months min.

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Citizenship

60 Month(s)

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Fees

36 (approx.)

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Processing time

4-6 weeks

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COMPLEXITY

Low

What are eligibility requirements for the Student Resident Permit?

7 Eligibility Requirements

You must have a valid passport/travel document.
You must be accepted in a recognized and accredited institution in Ghana.
You must obtain an admission letter from an accredited institution.
You must provide evidence of financial support.
You must present a guarantee of accommodation.
You must enter Ghana with a valid visa in order to apply for the residence permit.
Additional requirements, if present, will be provided to you by the education institution in Ghana.

Which documents do I need to apply for the Student Resident Permit?

8 Document Required

Copy of biopage of valid passport.
Admission letter from the accredited institution.
Details on the offer of approved course from an Accredited institution.
Proof of funds to cover course fee or scholarship which states it will cover the course fee.
Guarantee of accommodation.
Application fee receipt.
Application form filled and signed.
Additional documents, if required, will be specified to you by the education institution in Ghana.

Talent Migration data for Ghana

Talent gain & drain map of 2015-2019 data. Sourced from World Bank Digital Development Data.

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