Embassy of Ghana in Paris – Consular Services and Practical Information
The Embassy of the Republic of Ghana in France is located at 8, Villa Saïd, in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, near the Arc de Triomphe and Eiffel Tower .
Contact Details
- Address: 8 Villa Saïd, 75116 Paris, France
- Telephone (Chancery): +33 1 40 60 38 00
- Consular Section (by appointment): visits accepted Mon–Fri, 09:30–13:00 (closed Wednesdays)
- Email (General): office.paris@embassy.gov.gh / cabinet.paris@embassy.gov.gh
- Email (Consular): consulate.paris@embassy.gov.gh
- Website: paris.mfa.gov.gh
- Ambassador: Her Excellency Anna Bossman, serving since 2017
Horaires d’ouverture de l’ambassade
- Chancery (administrative): Monday–Friday, 09:30–17:00
- Consular Section: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 09:30–13:00 (Wednesdays closed)
The Embassy remains closed on weekends and public holidays in both France and Ghana. Appointments are mandatory and should be booked in advance.
Consular Services Provided
- Visa applications (tourist, business, group)
- Passport services and Ghana Card registration
- Temporary travel certificates for Ghanaians without valid passports
- Dual citizenship and police clearance documentation
- Press accreditation for journalists covering Ghana-related matters
- Consular registration for Ghanaian nationals in France
Appointment Booking
All consular services require an appointment. Book online via the Embassy website or by calling +33 1 40 60 38 00. Walk-ins are not accepted for consular matters. The FAQ section provides further guidance on common procedures.
Required Documents
- Valid passport or ID
- Relevant forms (e.g., visa application, Ghana Card)
- Passport-size photos (biometric)
- Proof of residence or purpose of visit
- Supporting documents such as invitation letters, police certificates, or accreditation forms
For Ghanaian Nationals
The Embassy offers vital support for Ghanaians residing or traveling in France, including passport renewal, Ghana Card facilitation, birth registrations, emergency travel documents, and assistance in cases of arrest, hospitalization, or repatriation.
For French and Third-Country Nationals
Those wishing to visit Ghana can apply for tourist, business, or group visas. The Embassy provides information on visa categories, regulations, and entry requirements. Visit the Ghana Consular section on the official website for detailed instructions.
Diplomatic Mission & Cooperation
The Embassy plays a central role in strengthening Ghana–France relations, engaging in diplomatic, economic, cultural, educational, and environmental cooperation. As Ghana’s Permanent Mission to UNESCO and the OECD, it supports cultural heritage initiatives and academic exchanges.
Useful Tips
- Schedule appointments well in advance, particularly during peak periods
- Check public holidays in France and Ghana before planning visits
- Follow the Embassy’s website and media channels for updates
- Register with Ariane (French foreign travel alert system) before traveling to Ghana