We bring to you a full guide on how you can track and print your Passport application online in Ghana. You can always access your appointment letter whenever you wish to print it. You also have the liberty to keep tabs on the progress of your application from the time it was submitted to how far it has progressed, as well as the time it will take for you to acquire your passport. This will offer you a rough estimate of when your passport will be available.
How To Print Your Passport Application Appointment Letter
- Visit the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration website for passport applications at passport.mfa.gov.gh.
- Tap on “current user? Login here” to open the login page at Ghana.gov.gh
- Enter your sign in details (email/phone number and password)
- After logging in, you will see your dashboard on display with your full name on top. Click on “View All Application”
- Select “History” to show your previous applications.
- Click on the application you wish to track and print.
- You would see a web page showing you the application you completed.
- Click on “Print Slip” beside the “Official Statement” button to print the appointment letter.
How To Track Your Ghana Passport Application Online
- Go to passport.mfa.gov.gh
- Type your username and password to gain access.
- After logging in, Select “View All Applications” from the drop-down menu.
- Then click on “History”, the application you just finished will appear, complete it with all of your information.
- Your application would be exhibited in a preview mode.
- To track its progress, click “status”.
- Keep in mind that the green boxes indicate how far your application has progressed.
Conclusion:
The verification & tracking process is designed to provide you with updates on the status of your application as it progresses from the beginning to the end. However, it is effective only when you have moved past the biometric registration stage. This process won’t work for persons who are applying for a passport online for the first time. You can click here Know how to apply for a passport online. It is however sometimes possible that the tracking page will not indicate when your passport will be printed or delivered to you.
About Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration:
The primary government agency in charge of initiating, formulating, coordinating, and managing Ghana’s foreign policy is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration.
The Ministry was established in 1957, with Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the then-leader of Government Business, serving as the first Foreign Minister. A Permanent Secretary was in charge of administration, assisted by Principal Assistant Secretaries who oversaw the various departments.
On March 6, 1957, when Ghana gained independence, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah made a historic foreign policy announcement. Ghana’s foreign policy was to revolve around the concept of a free, proud, and confident Africa. Ghana, an independent state, had competent diplomats who had been selected and trained in 1955 to carry out her foreign policy. Three very senior civil servants were also drafted into the Foreign Ministry to hold higher positions.