The Consular Sector of the Embassy of the Republic of Angola in Ghana, provides assistance and services to Angolan citizens living in the area of its jurisdiction as well as visa services for all Ghanaians and Foreign citizens residing in Ghana.

The Consular Service in Accra is headed by Maria Emilia A.S.N.F Almaida who is in charge of Consular and political issues of this Embassy. Varieties of services are provided for the Angolan citizens, such as notary and legalization services and birth certificates registrations. The Consular Sector is also available to answer any questions concerns this Consular Section.

Working Hours of the Consular Secto

The Consular Sector of the Embassy of the Republic of Angola in Ghana, Accra, is open to the public from Monday to Thursday, from 9:30 am to 3:00 p.m.

Visa Section Working Time

Monday and Wednesdays from 09:30 am to 1:00 pm. drop off the Visa forms only. Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:00 pm, to 3:00 pm, pick-up days of the Passports only. Friday: Closed to the Public

Friday we do not open for the public in general unless, it is an emergency that had been previously notified by the Head of this Diplomatic Mission. The Angolan Community may contact the Consular Sector for any time. For emergency, Angolan citizens may visit the Consular Sector of the Embassy at any time during working hours, or contact the Head of the Consular Sector at .…………, after hours.

The Consular Sector is located at the following address:

No.5 Agbaamo street, Airport West Residential Area-Accra
PMB CT 87 Cantonments-Accra
E-mail: sec@angolaembassyghana.org

In addition to it, in case of an emergency, we can also be reached through the following number: ...............

If you have just arrived in Ghana, you may register with the Consular Sector of the Embassy by filling out the Consular Registration Form (please download form here on PDF), along with two pictures, photocopies of the passport, Angola Identification Card, and Birth Certificate. The Consular Registration process is free of charge. We kindly request those who have already registered to encourage their friends and relatives to do the same.

The Consular Sector of the Embassy of Angola in Ghana has the mission to provide consular assistance to the Angolan citizens living in our area of jurisdiction and the granting of visas for Ghanaian for entry to Angola.

Foreign Citizens, holders of ordinary passport, and residents in Ghana should be in possession of the permanent residence Visa in Ghana or a visa granted by the Ghana Immigration Services, which should be valid for at least six (6) months.

The Consular Sector in Accra is under direction of Maria Emilia A.S.N.F Almaida,Head of Consular Sector. The sector is devoted to assist the Angolan citizens in the process of issuing Travel Documents, national passports, notary services such as registrar (birth certification, marriage certification, and death certification, among others). It also offers services for recognition and legalization of documents to those interested in complying with the rules and regulations required.

For additional information in Ghana, please call the Consular Section at:……………… or Fax:……………………

The Consular Act of Civil Registry is the one who is related to legal facts that create, modify or extinguish the status of civilian nationals residing abroad or, occasionally, who practice is provided in the legislation regarding the registration process conducted in a civil and consular post, or Consulates.

”The following are the acts of Consular Civil Registry and Notary”:

a)   Birth Certificate
b)   Marriage Certificate 
c)   Death Certificate 
d)   Celebration of Marriage between Angolans and between Angolans and foreigners
e)   Authentication or legalization of documents, etc…

It should be made in this Consular Sector in the following way:

a) Document issued by the Health Services of Local authorities, as proof of birth of the person in that area;
b) The newborn should be son or daughter of Angolans parents or at least  one Angolan and foreign or vice versa;
c) the parents or one of them will be accompanied by a document identifying them as parents of the newborn (Angolans abroad).

Requirements for the organization of process of marriage:

a) Those interested should be Angolans or at least one of them;
b) Those interested should be in possession of certificate of birth narrative;
c) a certificate of residence;
d) Copy of B.I. or passport;
e) Document military if the bridegroom is in military age and be Angolan ( from 18 to  45 years old);
For transcriptions of the marriage process celebrated in Ghana, the interested must, above of the all mentioned documentation, they must supply the Marriage Certificate issued by the Ghanaian authority and it must be translated into Portuguese.

The Consular Registration, is a mandatory act, in principle at no cost, whereby the identification of the citizen is given on national archives of the consular post by the area of jurisdiction fixed of residence, and immigrant, or is occasionally overseas for period of six months.

The protection of the Angolan citizens with physical or legal residence, in transit or based in Consular town or District including the following:

a) in case of death; b) In case of accident or serious illness; c) in case of arrest or detention d) victim of violent crime; e) In case of repatriation or provision of aid; etc…

The General Military Service Law No 1/93 of March 23rd and the Council of Ministers Resolution No 18/98 of December 31st, stipulates that every national citizen who reach 18 years of age must identify themselves. Those who are outside the country (Angola) they must adjusted their status with the military Services at Consular Sector.

In compliance of military obligations, the Consular Sector provides cooperation in the following cases:
a) Completion of the declaration of individual census military
b) Postponement of incorporation for reasons of Education; and
c) Issue of military ballots.

The Consular Sector of the Embassy of Angola in Ghana, is open to the public assistance from Monday to Thursday, from 09h30 am to 3h00 pm

Monday and Wednesdays we are open at 9h30 Am to 1h00 Pm. Receipt of Documents
Tuesday and Thursday we are open from 12h00 Pm to 3h00 Pm, Delivery of Documents
Friday: The Consular Section is closed to the public.

However, the Angolan community can contact the Section for public assistance.

In cases of extreme necessity, the Angolan citizens can contact the Consular Section during normal business hours or call the telephone terminals:
Tel:
Tel:

In an emergency outside normal working hour’s expedient, interested parties may contact the Chief Consular Sector through the terminal number or via e-mail:

ADDRESS

The Sector Consulate is located at the same premises of the Angola Embassy in Ghana:

Address: Liberation\Patrice Lumumba Road, Airport Residential Area-Accra
PMB CT 87 Cantonments-Accra
E.Mail: sec@angolaembassyghana.org
Tel:
Fax:

Angolan Citizens if, you are newly arrived in Ghana, we recommend you make your Registration  in this Consular Sector, by filling and leaving their Consular Registration form (Form in pdf). The processes of registration are totally gratuity and ask those who have already done so in order to encourage their friends and family to do so.