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Ghanaian Re-Entry Visa

Issued in Ghana to a permit holder or visitor who wants to leave the country temporarily and return without losing their status.

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The GIS service page does not specify whether the re-entry visa is single or multiple entry, nor its fee or validity. Do not state entry type, fee or validity without confirming with GIS.

Important information

Immigration rules and fees can change. This information is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Always check the latest requirements on the official Ghana government website before you apply.
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Official name
Re-Entry Visa
Route type
Re-entry visa (issued in Ghana)
Issuing authority
Ghana Immigration Service, Ministry of the Interior
Purpose
Temporary departure and return without losing status
Cost (single journey)
US$65 – US$100
Re-entry permit (single), GIS Fees and Charges schedule effective 15 May 2025
Cost (multiple journey)
US$129 – US$194
Re-entry permit (multiple), GIS Fees and Charges schedule effective 15 May 2025
Number of entries
Single- or multiple-journey versions are issued

Who it is for

  • Visitors and permit holders in Ghana who need to leave temporarily and return without losing their current immigration status

Requirements

  • Completed re-entry form
  • Application letter
  • Two recent passport photographs
  • Non-citizen identification card
  • Passport submitted with the application

How to apply

Submit the completed re-entry form with the supporting documents to the Ghana Immigration Service. An online eVisa portal is also available for visa services.

Cost

The GIS Fees and Charges schedule (effective 15 May 2025) lists two bands: a single-journey re-entry permit at US$65–US$100 and a multiple-journey re-entry permit at US$129–US$194. Choose the single or multiple version according to how many times you need to leave and return to Ghana during the validity of your underlying permit.

Frequently asked questions

  • No. GIS states a visa is not a guarantee of entry; admission is still subject to regularisation and other conditions at the point of entry.

Official sources

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to the official government sources.

Verified against official gov.uk sources · last reviewed 2026-08-21. Information only — not legal advice.

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