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GHS Announces Mandatory Health Declaration Form for Travellers to Ghana from November 12

The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has announced that all travellers arriving in Ghana will be required to complete a mandatory Health Declaration Form effective Thursday, November 12, 2026.

The directive follows an earlier announcement by the Minister of Health and aims to strengthen the country’s public health surveillance and preparedness systems.

In a public notice, the Service said passengers travelling to Ghana must complete and submit the form through the Ghana Health Service website before embarking on their journey.

The measure is expected to improve the monitoring of potential public health risks and help safeguard the health and well-being of residents and visitors.

The Ghana Health Service has urged all prospective travellers to comply with the requirement before departure to avoid difficulties during their journey.

Airlines, travel agencies and other relevant stakeholders have also been encouraged to inform passengers about the new requirement and ensure they are adequately prepared ahead of their travel.

The Service has appealed for the cooperation of travellers and stakeholders as Ghana steps up efforts to protect public health.

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