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The United States Ambassador to Ghana, Stephanie S. Sullivan has asked lawful or permanent US residents interested in potential Embassy-organized flight to register.
Making the announcement on the US Embassy in Ghana Instagram page, the Ambassador said those who have not already enrolled on the Smart Traveler Enrolment Program (STEP) to complete an online request form available via this link https://bit.ly/2xAhHAR to receive updates from step.state.gov.
Watch the address below:
The US Embassy in Ghana has already repatriated 305 Americans from Ghana in the wake of the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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