Ghana and Malawi have decided that people holding regular, diplomatic, and service passports can travel between the two countries without needing a visa.
This decision was shared by Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration in a statement on Thursday.
The statement explained that travelers can now go through, leave, or stay in both countries for up to 90 days without working.
People who travel should know about this change, which started on February 7, 2024.
This decision is meant to make the friendship and cooperation between Ghana and Malawi stronger.
It helps both countries get along better and promotes a friendly and understanding atmosphere among their citizens.
This action also makes it easier to travel, encourages better diplomatic talks, and helps the economies and cultures of both countries come closer together.
Malawi, known for having Africa’s third-largest freshwater lake and a lot of wildlife like elephants, hippos, and crocodiles, has found its strict visa rules a big obstacle to bringing in more tourists.
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