Ghana Visa Fees (2026)

The cost of a Ghana visa varies depending on the visa type, duration, service type, application route, application location and nationality. Applicants can pay online through Ghana’s official eVisa platform or through the payment method required by the relevant Ghana High Commission, Embassy or authorised application centre.

This guide outlines Ghana visa fees for 2026, including optional services, fee exemptions and refund policies.

Standard Ghana Visa Fees (2026)

Below are Ghana High Commission London visa application fees and Ghana Immigration Service residence permit fee guidance; eVisa fees and exemptions depend on the official eVisa route, nationality and service type:

Visa Type / Validity / Standard Service (GBP) / Express 72hrs (GBP) / Priority 24hrs (GBP):

Single Entry Visa / 3 months / £60 / £100 / £140;

Multiple Entry Visa / 3 months / £80 / £120 / £160;

Multiple Entry Visa / 6 months / £100 / £140 / £180;

Multiple Entry Visa / 1 year / £150 / £190 / £230;

Multiple Entry Visa / 2 years, only for Air/Sea Crew Applicants / £200 / £240 / £280;

Transit Visa / single, up to 48 hours / £40 / £100 / N/A.

Student eVisa fees depend on the official eVisa or mission application route, nationality and service type.

Work / Residence Permit fees vary by permit category and applicant nationality under Ghana Immigration Service fees and charges.

Optional and Additional Fees

• Express service is shown in the Ghana High Commission London fee table as a 72hrs service, and Priority 24hrs service is available at the London Premium Application Centre where offered.
• Courier return requirements depend on the relevant application route; no fixed £10 / $15 courier-return fee is listed in the Ghana High Commission London visa fee table.
• Document verification requirements depend on the relevant application route; no fixed £15 / $20 document verification fee is listed in the Ghana High Commission London visa fee table.
• London Premium Application Centre: an additional fee of £45.00 excluding VAT applies if that centre is used.

Payment Methods

• Online Payments: valid debit/credit card or mobile money method for secure online payment through Ghana’s official eVisa system.
• Mission Payments: follow the payment method required by the relevant Ghana High Commission or Embassy.
• Authorised application centres: payment methods and additional service fees vary by centre.

Refund Policy

• Consular fees are non-refundable once paid to the Mission's account.
• This policy also includes payments made for uncompleted and withdrawn applications.
• Refunds are not available once consular fees have been paid to the Mission's account.

Fee Exemptions

• Certain diplomatic, service or official passport holders may be visa-exempt under visa-free arrangements.
• Holders of African passports travelling to Ghana from 25 May 2026 are not required to pay visa fees when travelling to Ghana.
• Children under 6 are not listed as a general Ghana visa-fee exempt category in the Ghana High Commission London fee table.

Tips for Accurate Payment

• Use only Ghana’s official eVisa portal, official Ghana High Commission or Embassy payment channels, or authorised application centre payment channels.
• Do not transfer funds via third-party websites or agents.
• Double-check currency, visa type, service type and application location before submitting payment.
• Keep screenshots and email confirmations as backup evidence.

About This Page

Author: Visa Applications Editorial Team

Reviewed by: Michael Gibbons, Regulated Immigration Adviser.

Last Updated: 2 June 2026.