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Follow us on FacebookPractical guides for Ghanaians in France and for travelling or returning to Ghana.
Residence permits, housing, healthcare, transport and daily life.
Rental dossiers, guarantors, scams, and what to do when the private market is difficult.
Read article →A simple introduction to CAF, housing aid, family support, and registration.
Read article →Documents, banking options, and practical tips for getting a RIB and IBAN.
Read article →How healthcare registration works and how residents access reimbursement.
Read article →How to check solidarity transport reductions, employer reimbursement, and local travel support before you pay full fare.
Read article →What a French residence permit is, common categories, and what to remember when applying or renewing.
Read article →Student support, job preparation and language services.
What non-EU international students should know about CAF housing aid changes from 1 July 2026 and the student residence permit resource threshold from 1 August 2026.
Read article →What to prepare before looking for work in France, from CV basics to residence documents and France Travail registration.
Read article →A practical guide to OFII language training, community learning, interpretation, and document translation needs.
Read article →Arrival formalities, customs and shipping.
A practical guide to Ghana customs declarations, duty-free baggage, Green and Red Channels, currency declarations, unaccompanied baggage and returning-resident relief.
Read article →How to think about licence B, bus, truck, forklift and transport training routes before choosing a school.
Read article →How to prepare community shipments, packaging, customs questions, and trusted freight routes before sending goods.
Read article →Community stories, promotions and opportunities.
Explore the Pesa ambassador's campaign for sending money to Ghana, including the Bosslady referral code and promotional offers shown in the campaign.
Read article →Ghana Youth United invites professionals in construction, architecture, real estate, textile recycling and waste management to help Fiberise validate a proposed insulation product in Ghana.
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