What should Chinese people pay attention to in Ghana?

1. When entering Ghana with a tourist or visit visa, you can obtain a stay permit of up to 60 days. Unless otherwise stated on the visa, holders of tourist or visit visas are not allowed to engage in any form of business activities in Canada. Expired visas and residence will be subject to fines. Illegal workers are subject to detention, fines and deportation.

2. Starting from January 1, 2006, unless there are special circumstances, the Ghana Immigration Service will no longer handle extension procedures for foreigners. All foreigners who have expired and have not applied for a residence permit must leave Ghana. Once overstayers are discovered, they will be deported immediately. If the circumstances are serious, they will be detained, fined and deported.

3. Starting from January 1, 2006, the Ghana Immigration Service requires all foreigners who apply for and renew work permits and residence to add two additional application materials: a health certificate and a notarized certificate of no criminal punishment. The health certificate can be obtained by undergoing a physical examination at the Ghana Government Hospital upon arrival in Ghana. The notarial certificate of not having been criminally punished must be completed in China. For detailed application procedures, please refer to the "Consular Services-Authentication and Notarization" section of the Chinese Embassy in Ghana website ().

4. Do not carry or take care of items for others to avoid being caught carrying prohibited items. It is best to carry important items with you. Please make a photocopy of your ID document. Transit passengers who do not speak English should carefully understand the airports where the flight stops and the arrival and departure times before departure. If necessary, show the ticket to someone for confirmation. You can also ask someone in advance to help write the arrival destination and flight number in English for confirmation, so as to avoid During a stop, you mistakenly think you have arrived at your destination and your journey is delayed.