The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Ghana has expressed concern about the inappropriate treatment meted out to visa applicants at the various embassies, high commissions and consulates.
"It has come to the attention of the Ministry that some Ghanaian visa applicants are not treated appropriately when they visit embassies, high commissions as well as consulates for their appointments," said a statement issued in Accra yesterday and copied to The Ghanaian Times.
It said in some instances, applicants were not provided with conducive waiting areas as they were compelled to be at the mercy of the vagaries of the weather.
"There are also credible reports suggesting that applicants have to wait for about six months to secure appointments," the Ministry of Foreign Affairs queried.
Related Articles
- Residents of 4 c'nities in Tamale protest over bad roads November 7, 2023
- WASEC 50th anniversary launched December 3, 2022
It said there "appears to be no avenue created to provide services to applicants who may require emergency services or may have further inquiries on their applications or when they encounter challenges in using websites for visa applications."
"These issues are of deep concern to the Ministry, and it will be appreciated if necessary action could be taken to ameliorate the challenges with a view to providing applicants with improved services," the Ministry stated.
