Citizenship by Investment (GIPA Act 2026 provision)
Upcoming · not yet available — Legal basis created 2026; programme not operational
Citizenship by Investment (GIPA Act 2026 provision) is a residence route in Ghana (Cetățenie prin investiție). Act 1173 contains an enabling provision for citizenship by investment; no regulations, amounts or application channel published as of Oct 2026.
Citizenship by investment: due-diligence checklist →Requirements at a glance
Spouse and children can usually be included.
How holders are taxed
Residents taxed on worldwide income, progressive up to 35%
Next steps
Check the official page for the current rules and fees, compare this route with the other programmes on the interactive map, and talk to a licensed immigration lawyer or authorised agent before applying.
| Categorie | Cetățenie prin investiție |
|---|---|
| Investiție | — |
| Taxe (familie) | — |
| Venit / an | — |
| Active | — |
| Ședere min. | — |
| RP | — |
| Cetățenie | — |
| Muncă | yes |
| Eligibil | all |
| Impozit | Residents taxed on worldwide income, progressive up to 35% |
| La data de | 2026-10 |
If you become a citizen
Military service: none · No conscription; professional/volunteer forces.
Taxed for holding the passport: none — Residence-based taxation; citizens abroad not taxed on foreign income
Can you give it up?: allowed — Renunciation by declaration/application once another nationality is held
Passport reputation (banks, sanctions): medium risk — Accepted with EDD; some private banks cautious
A second passport can also cost a government job or security clearance in your current country.
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