Name: Embassy of the United States of America
Address: No. 24, Fourth Circular Rd, Accra, Ghana, GH
Telephone: +233 50 709 5086

Embassy of the United States of America is an embassy, located at No. 24, Fourth Circular Rd, Accra, Ghana. They can be contacted via phone at +233 50 709 5086 for more detailed information.

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No. 24, Fourth Circular Rd, Accra

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Added by Jopie, at 29 February 2016

Monday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 7:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Gideon Kobi

07 June 2018

Very restricted area. The client built arena for wait is just awesome. Human can adopt. I love the feel there. A very huge round about there too.
James Stoics

31 May 2018

I actually hate that place if not for the fact that I needed something there , how can you let your costumers sit outside, you've no seat for them , it's either stand or you pay someone so you can get a seat to sit on, what if there's a rain , where will your costumers be , will they sit in it till their documents get wet' you guys have to do something about it.
and once again , do something about your doors, let there be a notification so people will know where to pull and where to push.
Respect your costumers
Kwadwo Sikanii

09 May 2018

A very tight restricted secret area .A very good conducive environment and a nice place to be. I love this place very much.
Daniel Prosper Blagogee

11 February 2018

Having visited the Embassy on just one occasion, I was happy with the smooth Protocol I went through with the principal person I accompanied as a Protocol Escort to.. Laura Turner, to visit the US Ambassador the.

Your website so smooth
Sir Aaron Achianu Essel

14 January 2018

Super strict area. Very beautiful place and security so tight.
Marvin Mohammed Nii Kwatei Quartey

07 December 2017

The Regional Security Office personnel who live and work in hostile environments overseas now undergo special training that includes a basic high-threat operations course for DSS special agents. The training includes how to deal with complex attacks against protective details and diplomatic facilities—including in high-stress scenarios at a simulated U.S. consulate.
Diplomatic Security’s Antiterrorism Assistance (ATA) program builds the counterterrorist capacity of America’s partner nations by enhancing the skills and abilities of their civilian law enforcement personnel. ATA programs are tailored to meet the needs of the host country such Ghana by developing courses and providing training on topics such as bomb detection and disposal, crime scene investigation, VIP protection, and cyber security.
Participants in the ATA program have used their new skills to deter and prevent terrorist attacks, rescue hostages, dismantle terrorist cells, and apprehend terrorist operatives and leaders.
Since its inception in 1983, the program has trained and assisted more than 100,000 foreign security and law enforcement personnel from more than 150 countries. Each year hundreds of police officers from member countries are invited to participate in training at the International Law Enforcement Academies in Bangkok, Budapest, Gaborone, and San Salvador.
These programs offer non-U.S. mid-level civilian police officers courses on management skills and a variety of other specialized classes. Core programs are conducted by Diplomatic Security and other U.S. federal law enforcement agencies.
Mary Wyrick

26 October 2017

Worthless. Responds to emails with standard form emails, you never get an answer from any person with a pulse. Maybe iof you go in person adn many have said negatives about that
Robert Antoine

30 September 2017

I have been to Accra 5 times, met a beautiful woman and her family. Was very impressed. Now married for one year, spent our anniversary there September 13 had a fantastic time at COCO Lounge. However we are down to her visa interview with the Embassy. But the two medical facilities charge 1860ghs ($430.00 US) for a medical, and I can not get anyone from the Embassy to answer my emails about this outlandish , excessive fee charge for a medical exam.
I have tried to call, yet no answer. Can`t even get no one from the State Department to give any such answer of this excessive fee for a medical exam. To the point, I really don`t know if they care. True a beautiful building and grounds, but we are not paying tax dollars for the grounds. Re-train the Ghanaian security, they are rude. I am retired law enforcement and I do know training, they need it!!!
Yaw Fosuhene

26 September 2017

Nice building with 24/7 security but they should create an area where visa applicants can keep their items. Thank you
Kofi Kyei

06 July 2017

I have used the facility twice first in '05 and the other in '13 all I can say is that their services were great.
Matt Clark

14 May 2017

both sides are a corrupted govt the USA is using n abusing ACCRA GHANA by stealing there own natural resources of both gold and oil called blood-gold aka also known as blood-diamonds
the USA is trying to say that ACCRA GHANA is filled with scammers cat phishers when its actually the USA itself that's the no#1 scammer
i take away from you and now label you as scammer meanwhile i'm scott free. the USA bribes and has sum serious embezzlement issues dealing with 3rd countries by sucking them dry
using n abusing ACCRA GHANA holding them as hostage aka as collateral damage called a broken shattered govt itself
i have 1 finger directly pointing at you meanwhile i still have 3 other fingers directly pointing back at me the odds are 3to1 ratio against the USA itself
the USA should take full responsibility accountability for miss-leading the public eyes on fake scammers cat phishers.
ACCRA GHANA's neighbors in Benin City Cotonou Nigeria has over 95% filled with scammers cat phishers cause there govt is way more corrupted and broken caused by the USA govt itself this is not called democracy nor capitalism but filled with lies and deception instead. FACTS.
Hayford Agyemang

30 April 2017

lets be realistic, its a review about the service provide not how nice the building is. They do not response to emails or phone calls, i am a US citizen they(the Ghanaian workers) can be very rude and disrespectful. other US embassy i have had personal experience with, response to emails and answer question in details, i can not rate them well base on how nice the building is, my tax fees payed for the building. there is always room for improvement. You can do better Ghana, just put a side the karkines
Garrett Hartman

28 February 2017

I can't give a good review to one of the few embassies in Accra that provides little to no services to its citizens that don't work directly for the US government. It is shameful actually.
Bro Dude

17 November 2016

Called in the very wee hours about my brother today who is on a visit to Ghana, and also suffering from alzheimers and was assulted by an unknown person. My brother is now missing for almost a week now and hopefully, the embassy will help locate him safely.
David Mapes

19 August 2016

Love the pics. I have something that I would like for you to help me with. There is a female that I've been talking to down there. She told me about an inheritance she is going to get but need $10,000 to file the paperwork with British High Court to get power of attorney so she can get her money. Her name is Tracey Evett Chappell, she said she is from California. How can I know that I'm not getting scammed?
Dapson Ishmeal

01 July 2016

So far the biggest and best embassy in Ghana. Easily accessible due to its location. Has modern facilities with a beautiful environment. Security there is the best.
Kafui Doris Anson-Yevu

07 March 2016

Very nice solid design.
As expected, it is well maintained.

Recommendation:
Aside the waiting area in the compound, it would be good customer service if the embassy could provide another waiting area for visa applicants outside the premises.