--- title: Embassy of Ghana in Monrovia, Liberia — Ghana in Liberia description: Embassy of Ghana in Monrovia, Liberia (Monrovia, Liberia). Contact and hours where listed. MigrantIQ planning reference — not legal advice; verify with the… image: https://migrantiq.com/og/default.png --- Skip to content 🇱🇷 Embassy EMBASSY OF GHANA IN MONROVIA, LIBERIA Embassy · Monrovia, Liberia · Ghana Call +231 77 016 920 and +231 77 000 813 [tel:+23177016920and+23177000813]All Ghana missions [/embassies/ghana-in-liberia/] CONTACT & HOURS Phone+231 77 016 920 and +231 77 000 813 [tel:+23177016920and+23177000813] Emailghanemb11@yahoo.com and ghanaemb@liberia.net [ghanemb11@yahoo.com and ghanaemb@liberia.net] Fax+231 77 036 153 Address Corner Of Cheeseman Ave And 15Th Street Sinkor P. O. Box 6421 Monrovia Liberia Opening hours 09:00-17:00 09:00-17:00 Call +231 77 016 920 and +231 77 000 813 [tel:+23177016920and+23177000813] BEFORE YOUR VISIT Preparation checklist — confirm every requirement on the official Ghana immigration portal before you apply or attend. 1. Verify whether a visa is required for your nationality before visiting the mission. 2. Confirm this embassy handles your visa or consular service for Ghana applications from Liberia. 3. Book an appointment on the official embassy or consulate website — avoid third-party “appointment sellers”. 4. Print or save your appointment confirmation and application reference number. 5. Prepare passport (valid 6+ months beyond intended stay, with blank pages). 6. Gather visa application forms and photos per official Ghana immigration requirements. 7. Bring proof of fee payment if required before your visit. 8. Carry supporting documents (employment letter, enrollment, finances) as listed for your visa category. 9. Arrive 15–20 minutes early with original documents and copies. 10. Do not hand documents to anyone outside the mission gate claiming to be “visa staff”. LOCATION CONSULAR SERVICES People visiting the Embassy of Ghana in Monrovia commonly need passport guidance, help after a lost or stolen passport, advice on registering or recognising births and marriages for Ghana purposes, and notarial or attestation support for documents used with schools, banks, or authorities. Call +231 77 016 920 [tel:+23177016920] or +231 77 000 813 [tel:+23177000813] during the listed 09:00-17:00 general hours to confirm appointments, checklists, and which services are available locally. Email ghanemb11@yahoo.com or ghanaemb@liberia.net only for follow-up that the mission accepts, and verify fee payment methods by phone when money is involved. Bring your Ghana passport if you have one, proof of identity and status in Liberia, and supporting civil documents with photocopies. No website or separate emergency line is published in this record; for immediate danger contact Liberian emergency services first, then the embassy. Do not invent fees or visa rules. Confirm requirements before travelling to the corner of Cheeseman Avenue and 15th Street in Sinkor. VISA NOTES Unknown MISSION GUIDE The Embassy of Ghana in Monrovia is Ghana's diplomatic mission in Liberia. It supports Ghanaian nationals in Liberia and people who need Ghana-linked consular orientation while living, trading, studying, or travelling in the country. West African movement between Ghana and Liberia is common for family, commerce, and work, so practical document readiness matters as much as knowing the address. Published contacts. Address: Corner of Cheeseman Ave and 15th Street, Sinkor, P. O. Box 6421, Monrovia, Liberia. Telephones: +231 77 016 920 [tel:+23177016920] and +231 77 000 813 [tel:+23177000813]. Emails: ghanemb11@yahoo.com and ghanaemb@liberia.net. No website is listed in the fields for this page. General hours: 09:00-17:00. No separate emergency phone is published here. Because email domains are mixed and no official site is on file, verify sensitive instructions by phone when possible and be wary of look-alike accounts. Who uses this mission. Ghanaians resident in Monrovia and elsewhere in Liberia seeking passport help, civil document guidance, or notarial support. Liberians and others dealing with Ghana paperwork for marriage, business, or study may also enquire. Cross-border traders sometimes need clarification on which documents Ghana missions can stamp or certify. This page does not set trade or immigration rules. Calling before you visit. Phone +231 77 016 920 [tel:+23177016920] or +231 77 000 813 [tel:+23177000813] during the listed hours. Ask whether your service is available, whether an appointment is required, and which originals to bring. Sinkor traffic and rain-season road conditions can consume half a day. A quick call prevents arriving to a closed counter or a holiday observance. Email caution. Direct questions to the listed addresses only after you confirm the request by phone when stakes are high. Do not send deposits to individuals who email from similar-looking addresses. Ask how fees are paid if a fee applies, and request a receipt from the mission process itself. Getting to Sinkor. Use the corner of Cheeseman Avenue and 15th Street as your landmark set. Confirm the building with staff when you call, because informal landmarks change. Carry identity documents suitable for moving around Monrovia. Arrive early, especially if you were told morning intake only. Document kit. Ghana passport, Liberian status documents if you hold them, copies of biodata pages, birth or marriage certificates for family cases, and passport photos if renewal is likely. Keep papers dry in the rainy season. Bring photocopies; do not assume on-site copying. Regional immigrant orientation. People moving between Ghana and Liberia often underestimate how quickly passports near expiry create boarding or border problems. If you travel frequently, track validity windows and begin renewal well before the last months. If your children were born in Liberia and you need Ghana recognition steps, ask the embassy which Liberian certificates and which parental appearances are required. Do not rely on informal community certificates alone. Emergency versus routine. For crime or medical emergencies, contact Liberian emergency services first. Then use the embassy phones for consular assistance such as contacting family in Ghana or replacing travel documents after loss. Keep police report numbers. Routine attestations should wait for normal hours. Visa field. Visa required is Unknown in this record. This page does not invent Liberia entry rules for Ghanaians or Ghana visa categories. Check official sources. Common mistakes. Trusting street agents outside the embassy who offer same-day "express" stamps. Visiting without calling during holiday periods. Leaving original passports with unknown fixers. Confusing Liberian local government letters with Ghana consular certificates. Business and family paperwork. Small traders and mixed-nationality couples often need documents for banks, schools, or property steps. Ask the embassy what notarial acts it performs and what it does not. Bring unsigned documents only when staff tell you to sign in their presence. If a Ghana court or registry is the end user, ask whether extra legalisation in Accra will still be needed. Language and clarity. Prepare a one-sentence description of your request. If English is comfortable, still write names exactly as in passports. Spelling mismatches cause repeat visits. Bring prior receipts if you are continuing a file. What this page cannot decide. Fees, processing times, or whether your Liberian-issued certificate will satisfy a Ghana requirement. Those answers come from embassy staff via the phones and emails above. Closing. The Embassy of Ghana in Monrovia is the local diplomatic contact for Ghanaian nationals in Liberia. Use the Sinkor address, both listed phone numbers, and the published emails carefully. Call ahead, organise documents, and treat unofficial payment demands as suspect until confirmed by the mission. Practical sequencing helps. Write your goal in one sentence. Call or write using only published contacts for this mission. Ask which documents are mandatory versus helpful. Pack originals and photocopies separately. Plan travel with buffer for security and queues. After the visit, record every instruction before you leave the neighbourhood. If a second visit is required, book it before soft deadlines from employers or schools expire. Keep digital scans in a private folder. Do not post passport biodata in public group chats. If someone offers to sell you a faster process, walk away and reconfirm with the mission. Immigrants who treat consular visits like any other high-stakes appointment waste less time. Check holiday calendars for both Ghana and the host country when you schedule. If language might be a barrier, bring a trusted helper only when the mission allows companions. Ask whether results can be collected by a representative with a letter of authority. Clarify photo and signature rules before you pay a studio. If your case involves minors, confirm consent paperwork early. For lost passports, pair local police steps with mission guidance rather than choosing one alone. This page remains orientation only; mission staff and official Ghana MFA channels decide live requirements. Practical sequencing helps. Write your goal in one sentence. Call or write using only published contacts for this mission. Ask which documents are mandatory versus helpful. Pack originals and photocopies separately. Plan travel with buffer for security and queues. After the visit, record every instruction before you leave the neighbourhood. If a second visit is required, book it before soft deadlines from employers or schools expire. Keep digital scans in a private folder. Do not post passport biodata in public group chats. If someone offers to sell you a faster process, walk away and reconfirm with the mission. Immigrants who treat consular visits like any other high-stakes appointment waste less time. Check holiday calendars for both Ghana and the host country when you schedule. If language might be a barrier, bring a trusted helper only when the mission allows companions. Ask whether results can be collected by a representative with a letter of authority. Clarify photo and signature rules before you pay a studio. If your case involves minors, confirm consent paperwork early. For lost passports, pair local police steps with mission guidance rather than choosing one alone. This page remains orientation only; mission staff and official Ghana MFA channels decide live requirements. Practical sequencing helps. Write your goal in one sentence. Call or write using only published contacts for this mission. Ask which documents are mandatory versus helpful. Pack originals and photocopies separately. Plan travel with buffer for security and queues. After the visit, record every instruction before you leave the neighbourhood. If a second visit is required, book it before soft deadlines from employers or schools expire. Keep digital scans in a private folder. Do not post passport biodata in public group chats. If someone offers to sell you a faster process, walk away and reconfirm with the mission. Immigrants who treat consular visits like any other high-stakes appointment waste less time. Check holiday calendars for both Ghana and the host country when you schedule. If language might be a barrier, bring a trusted helper only when the mission allows companions. Ask whether results can be collected by a representative with a letter of authority. Clarify photo and signature rules before you pay a studio. If your case involves minors, confirm consent paperwork early. For lost passports, pair local police steps with mission guidance rather than choosing one alone. This page remains orientation only; mission staff and official Ghana MFA channels decide live requirements. AI-assisted. Parts of this page may be drafted with AI and editor-reviewed. Always confirm rules, fees, and hours on official government sources before you act. 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