For business, investment & the Indian community in Ghana
India and Ghana have a long-standing commercial relationship, and the Indian business community in Accra is well established. Its members work in trade, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, retail and steel, so many of the visits we handle are supplier or distributor meetings, factory inspections and project reviews. Some trips also combine work with time spent with family in the resident community. On the ground, we take care of the slower parts: drivers who know the roads between Accra, Tema and the regions, hotels close to where your meetings are, and vehicles for site visits. Our office is in Kasoa Opeikuma, about an hour west of Accra, so we know the road network around the capital well.
If you are relocating staff or setting up an office, start with the practical checks before any property search. Company registration, work and residence permits and bank accounts all take time, and the requirements can change, so confirm each step with the Registrar General's Department or the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre before committing money. Land is where first-time buyers most often lose money. Titles can be disputed, sold twice or sit on family land without clear consent. Use a Ghanaian lawyer, check title at the Lands Commission, and never pay a deposit on a plot you have not verified. Our relocation concierge can help coordinate these steps, but the final checks remain yours to complete.
