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Ghana warns nationals of heavy penalties for visa overstay in Ethiopia
Emma Ankrah••232 words · 2 min read
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Ghanaians in Ethiopia face stiff penalties for visa overstays - will their belongings be at risk?
Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a warning to its citizens travelling to or residing in Ethiopia. The advisory highlights stricter enforcement measures and significant penalties for visa overstays - but what could happen to those who don't comply?
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