Pls Nlanders,

I want to know, what are the necessary processes one needs to go thru in order to get a job in Ghana. I have a friend that says his friend has a company there and I could be lucky to get a job there, but i want to know what I will facing in terms of work permit and all that, even accomodation. Can someone throw some light on this matter.

Waiting for your replies. Thanks

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Renounce Nigeria and you will be fine

@ Andyjoy,

Getting work permit for you is not a big deal, if your employer's business in Ghana is a registered/legitimate one. He is the one that would help you with work permit, so far his company employs you.

Accomodation is a bit fair, though not all that expensive. A 3/4 bedroom building goes for between $300 - $500 per month, depending on the area, but you are assured of maximum comfort in your apartment. They usually ask for a year rent, depending on the years you think you can pay.

For more information, feel free to mail me on kaadetunji@yahoo.com

Na wa O
Lookinf 4 work in Ghana?
haven't u got any pride.
I just hope the to be employer is a nigerian. if so ok
but if it is a ghanian - SHAME ON U

omg!!! Its Ghana we are talking about here not United States. Someone wake me up. Work permit care. Rent $300 - $500 per month

I am also week to read this outrageous bill for accommodation, I am not sure if the poster really knows what he posted.

yommyuk:
Na wa O
Lookinf 4 work in Ghana?
haven't u got any pride.
I just hope the to be employer is a nigerian. if so ok
but if it is a ghanian - SHAME ON U

Will he withdraw his pride at the ATM booth?

Bros, find your daily bread go anywhere bele face.

But $300 for rent... Dah one strong o

snowdrops:
omg!!! Its Ghana we are talking about here not United States. Someone wake me up. Work permit care. Rent $300 - $500 per month

That figure is certainly not set in stone and for foreigners without prejudice of location your options won't be that limited. This figure represents about 70% of apartments in well developed and possibly gated communties which am sure you can identify in just about every country subject to your exposure.