Medical Visa from Ghana to India
Eligibility for Medical Visa from Ghana to India
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Medical visa is only granted to those whose only purpose to travel to another is medical treatment.
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Patient should seek treatment at a recognized/reputed/specialized hospital/healthcare center in India.
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The patient is allowed with maximum two medical attendants to accompany him/her. They can be his/her family members or close associates.
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Serious ailments like neurosurgery, joint replacements ophthalmic disorders, renal disorders, cardiac problems, congenital disorders, organ transplantations, radiotherapy, plastic surgery, gene therapy and others are of primary considerations in granting a medical visa. The list of treatments is non-exhaustive.
Important Documents Required for Indian Medical Visa Application from Ghana
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Print of the completely and correctly filled online application form.
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Original passport with more than six months validity.
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2 photos of size 2 inch x 2 inch.
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Confirmed return tickets
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A letter of confirmation from the concerned hospital/treatment center in India.
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An official letter of reference from the local doctor/hospital.
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Recent bank statement or salary certificate to prove that one has enough funds to support himself/herself in India.
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Vaccination certificate of Yellow Fever acquired 10 days before travelling to India.
Online application of Indian Medical Visa from Ghana
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Go to Indian Visa Online and click on Regular Visa Application.
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Fill up the important credentials: your country’s name, high commission, date of birth, nationality, e-mail id, expected date of arrival in India and visa type. Enter the access code and click Continue.
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The form consists of a total of three pages. Fill up each page of the form with your correct details. Click Save and Continue at the bottom after you finish filling up each page.
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Enter details of your family address and your profession or occupation.
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Enter your medical visa application details regarding the hospital in your country and the concerned hospital in India, duration of treatment, no. of entries, purpose of visit, expected date of journey, expected time of arrival and departure, other information, details about SAARC country visit and reference.
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If you travel to India for your treatment only through Vaidam’s assistance but do not have a reference in India, then you can provide Vaidam’s office address and contact number of patient relations as mentioned here.
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You can upload your picture or paste it after you take out a print of the filled application form. If you want to upload your recent picture in the online form, click on Upload Photo.
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After you click Save and Continue on the third page, a preview containing all your details will appear.
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Go through them thoroughly. Click on Modify/Edit if there is any mistake.
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Click on Verified and Continue if all the data entered by you are correct.
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Go through the set of instructions that appear on the new window and press OK for final registration. To modify details click Cancel.
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After clicking OK a window will appear where you would have to select the appointment date for submission of application at the Mission Counter. Click on Confirm the Appointment.
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Another new window will open after you have clicked on Confirm the Appointment, bearing two options to Print or Save the online application. Save the online application. Do not print it immediately as you may lose the application by doing so.
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Click on Print Registered Application to get the hardcopy of your application form.
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If you haven’t uploaded your picture in the online application form, then paste it in the photo box on the first page. The photograph should be exactly the same size as the box (2inch X 2inch).
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Put your signature on the rectangular box just below the photo box. Do the same in the box at the bottom of the second page.
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Finally, submit the application form along with the required documents at the Mission Counter on the appointed date, mentioned at the right margin of the application, during the working hours (0900 hours – 1200 hours).
Medical Visa Processing Fee at Ghana
For 6 months, the cost of medical visa is 345 Ghanaian Cedi (USD 77) and for a year it is 518 Ghanaian Cedi (USD 116). Medical visa processing fee is accepted by the High Commission only in cash and in Ghana Cedis. An additional 7 Ghanaian Cedi (USD 2) is payable by the applicants towards the Indian Community Welfare Fund.
Medical Visa Processing Time
It takes two days to process medical visa for the nationals of Ghana, Burkina Faso, Sierra Leone and Togo.
Contact Details of the Indian High Commission in Ghana
Address: No. 9 Ridge Road, Roman Ridge, PO Box CT – 5708, Cantonments, Accra, Ghana
Phone: +233-307020903 / 307020904 / 307020905 (these numbers are available during emergencies as well).
Fax: +233-302772176
Email:
- hoc.accra@mea.gov.in (Administration)
- hc.accra@mea.gov.in (High Commissioner)
- cons.accra@mea.gov.in (Consular Section)
Timings:
- Chancery: 8:30am – 5:00pm
- Consular Section:
- Submission of Documents: 0900 – 1200hrs
- Collection of Documents: 1600 – 1700hrs
- Phone: +233-307020910
- Information and Culture Wing:
- Timings: 0830 – 1700hrs
- Phone: +233-307020906
Medical Visa Information After You Arrive in India
Visa Extension
Visa extension is required when one needs more time for his or her recovery that goes beyond his departure date from India. In that case the patient requires an official letter from the concerned hospital authority stating his/her ailment, treatment procedure and the number of days he/she would take to recover completely to go back to his/her own country. The applicant has to go to the FRRO office with the letter and the required documents to extend his/her stay in the country.
FRRO
Foreign Regional Registration Office controls the registration, departure visa extension and other nuances of the foreign nationals regarding their passports, visa and their stay in India. Foreigners have to register themselves in the FRRO office once they arrive in India. Below is mentioned the documents that are required for FRRO registration:
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Application form.
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Photocopy of the passport and the initial visa.
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Four photographs of the applicant.
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Details of residence in India.
Contact Details of FRRO Offices in India:
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Ahmedabad |
Shri A.B Purabia, FRRO Ahmedabad |
Barrack No. 2, First Floor, Govt. Polytechnic Campus, Ambawadi, Ahmedabad, Gujarat-380015 |
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Amritsar |
Shri Manjit Singh, FRRO Amritsar |
Bureau of Immigration, D-123, Ranjit Avenue, Amritsar - 143001 |
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Bangalore |
Shri Ganesh Kumar, FRRO Bangalore |
5th Floor, 'A' Block, TTMC, BMTC Bus Stand Building, K.H. Road, Shantinagar, Bangalore - 560027 |
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Calicut |
Shri M Ananda Kumar , FRRO, Calicut |
20/1305, Castle View, Thiruvannur Road, Panniyankara,Kallai PO, Kozhikode,KERALA-673003 |
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Chennai |
Dr. K.A. Senthil Velan , FRRO Chennai |
No. 26 Shastri Bhawan Annexe Building 26 Haddows Road, Nungabakkam, Chennai-600006 |
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Cochin |
Mr. K. Sethu Raman, FRRO, Cochin |
2nd Floor, Airlines Building, Cochin International Airport Ltd.,Airport PO, Cochin- 683111, Kerala
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Delhi |
Shri Prabhakar , FRRO Delhi |
East Block —VIII, Level -2, Sector -1, R.K Puram, New Delhi-66 |
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Goa |
Shri. V A Gupta IPS , FRRO Goa |
Foreigners Branch, Goa Police Head Quarters, Opposite to Azad Maidan, Panaji. Pin : 403001 |
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Hyderabad |
Shri P K Sethy , FRRO Hyderabad |
Foreigners Regional Registration Officer, Bureau of Immigration (MHA), Govt. of India, Room No. 301, 3rd Floor, CGO Towers, Kavadiguda, Hyderabad-500080 |
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Kolkata |
Sh. Suresh Kumar Chidvie , FRRO Kolkata |
237, A.J.C Bose Road, Kolkata |
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Lucknow |
Shri Harish Kumar Rai , FRRO, Lucknow |
557, Hind Nagar, Kanpur Road Near Old Chungi Lucknow-226012 |
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Mumbai |
Mrs. Supriya Patil Yadav , FRRO Mumbai |
Annex-|| Bldg., 3rd Floor Badruddin Tayyabji Marg, Behind St.Xavier College, C.S.T Mumbai 400001 (The Landmark is near C.S.T railway station and the office is in the lane beside the Times of india building.), For Enquiries on Registration and Visa Services Phone 022-22620446, Enquiry For PIO/OCI phone 022-22621167 |
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Trivandrum |
Sh. K.K. Jayamohan, FRRO Trivandrum |
T.C.14/1377, Vazhuthacaud opposite Ganpati temple, Thycaud. P.O Trivandrum-14 |
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Click here to know more about Medical Visa Extension and FRRO.
E-Tourist Visa from Ghana to India
E-tourist visa can be used for medical travel when patients require short term medical treatments or check-ups. Here are the documents that are required for E-tourist visa.
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PDF version of the scanned first page of the passport.
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The size of the PDF should be 10KB to 300KB.
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A digital photograph is to be uploaded. The photograph should maintain the following criteria:
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Size: 10KB to 1MB
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The height and width of the photo should be equal.
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Photo should have full face, front view and eyes open.
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Center head within the frame. Head from top of the hair to the bottom of the chin of the individual should be prominent.
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Background should be plain light colored or white.
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There should be no shadows on the face or on the background.
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The photo should not have any borders.
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Assistance in Medical Visa
For our complimentary assistance in getting Medical Visa to India, submit enquiry or email on hello@vaidam.com. You can also call or whatsapp us on +91-9650001746 . We usually respond within 2 hours of receiving the enquiry.
Important Links
- High Commission of India in Ghana
- Location Map of High Commission of India in Ghana
- Working Hours of High Commission of India
- Officers of the Mission
- Bureau of Immigration
- FRRO contact details
- Foreign Registration Related Services
- Things to remember During Visa Extension
- Online Registration
- Health Regulation
Written by

Bipasha Mitra
Vaidam Health · Updated 25 Sept 2026
After completing her Bachelors Degree in English and PG Diploma in Journalism, Bipasha started her career in writing. With an eye for detail and a creative bent of mind, she emphatically crafts patient's stories, and pens blogs and articles understanding what the readers want to know and should know for their medical treatment.
