Learning Center
Welcome to the CRAAAG Learning Center — a growing collection of study materials, guides, and resources shared by our community. Browse, download, and learn from the materials that support our members' growth.
CRAAAG- 30 Years of Diaspora Engagement & Advocacy
Collective Research and Informed Action
Our collective research can support the Diaspora in many ways. Most importantly, it can help ensure that HUG’s Diaspora community:
- Acts purposefully and intentionally;
- Relies on credible, fact-checked information; and
- Uses information relevant to repatriation, citizenship, and the transition to Ghana.
Access to Laws and Policies
Access to Ghana’s laws will help members of the Diaspora make informed decisions and act collectively. Just as our countries of origin provide public platforms where citizens can review, understand, and follow the laws of the land, we should also seek to educate ourselves on all matters pertaining to our citizenship in Ghana.
EAC Resources & Information HUB
Citizenship watch
Have questions about Citizenship? Need instructions on the processes involved in applying for citizenship? The Diaspora Affairs Office of the President (DAOOP) has a new link designed to register your information directly. So, submit your information utilizing their newest link located on their website by visiting, https://diasporaaffairs.gov.gh/
E-Visa
Looking to visit the Continent and need Visa instructions? Recently, there have been some changes to acquiring a Visa to visit Ghana. Depending on your point of origin, Visa requirements may vary. Traditionally, mailing in your passport was necessary for acquiring a visa, today, the role out to an E-Visa is an option If you will be entering Ghana from the United States. Please refer to the new processes located on the U.S. Ghana Embassy website. If traveling from other Countries, please review the Visa requirements relevant to your origin. See new E-Visa criteria Ghana eVisa – Official Electronic Visa Application Portal
Residency Permits
Understanding residency, documents required and how to legally and safely apply for these services. We’ve included government links to follow-up on some of the questions you might have. Take a moment to review the information and follow up with those officials to get your questions answered. Learn more at the Ghana Immigration Service by visiting, https://gis.gov.gh/
Cultural Engagement
Calendar of Events: Traditional festivals
The National Commission on Culture is Ghana’s promotional arm that preserves cultural life of the people of Ghana, it’s national pride, integration, solidarity, patriotism and consciousness. For a complete listing of events and to learn more about Ghana Traditional Festivals https://ghanaculture.gov.gh/festivals-list/
Featured: CRAAAG Represented at the 2026 Saltpond Tour hosted by: Alisad Travels. Canaaan Lodge was Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s residence and headquarters in Saltpond during the formative days of Ghana’s independence struggle and where he held meetings with key allies.
