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Ministry of Foreign Affairs announces upward review of passport fees

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration has announced an upward review of passport fees and fees for other services it provides.

A statement issued by the Ministry and copied to the Ghana News Agency said Parliament had, under the Fees and Charges (Miscellaneous Provisions) Instrument 2019, approved an upward review of fees for services provided by the Ministry.It noted that the new fees take effect from February 1.

The statement said the breakdown for the fees were ordinary passports, which used to be GHC50.00; would now be GHC100.00 for 32 pages and GHC150.00 for a 48-page passport.

It said the expedite 32-page passport, which used to cost GHC100.00, would now go for GHC150.00 and GHC200.00 for the 48-page.

The statement said the Attestation of Legal Documents, which used to be GHC25.00 is now GHC37.50.

It noted that the Travel Certificate that was GHC25.00 would now be GHC37.50.

The statement said the public was to note that the Ministry had introduced a 48-page Passport Booklet, which would be available from February 1.

“The Ministry counts on the usual cooperation of the public,” it said.

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