Ghana Health Declaration System
Official Ghana Health Service digital screening support for international arrivals at Ghanaian ports of entry.
Arrival Readiness
Before you meet an officer
Why Digital?
A smoother screening journey from aircraft seat to officer desk.
The product is designed around movement: submit, screen, review, monitor, and report. Each step supports a clearer airport flow.
Complete before landing
Arriving passengers can submit key travel and health details before reaching the Port Health counter.
Automatic risk support
Structured symptom, exposure, and travel answers support consistent officer triage and follow-up.
21-day monitoring
Declarations can support post-arrival public health follow-up where monitoring is required.
Bilingual guidance
Core passenger instructions are presented in English and French for international arrivals.
Operational reporting
Officer dashboards and exports help teams monitor arrivals, symptoms, countries of origin, and workload.
Installable access
The public declaration shell is prepared for PWA installation; final submission still requires network access.
Add the traveller declaration to your home screen.
The public declaration flow is prepared as an installable web app for convenient access. Health declaration submission and PDF download still require a network connection.
Open the declaration page in Chrome, Edge, or Safari.
Choose “Add to Home Screen” or install when your browser prompts you.
Use the GHS Declare icon before travel or when instructed by Port Health.
Keep your reference number available for airport screening and follow-up.
After submission, keep your reference number ready for the screening counter at Kotoka International Airport or any designated port of entry.
Travel Guidelines
What arriving travellers should expect.
These measures help minimize the risk of importation and transmission of Ebola through international travel into Ghana.
Before travel
Complete Ghana’s Health Declaration Form and truthfully declare recent travel or transit through Ebola-affected countries within the previous 21 days.
On arrival
All passengers undergo Port Health screening, including non-contact temperature checks and review of submitted declaration information.
If further review is needed
Travellers with symptoms, affected-area travel, or possible exposure may be guided to a designated assessment area for further evaluation.
Passenger responsibilities
Cooperate with Port Health Officers, follow screening instructions, report symptoms immediately, and practice frequent hand hygiene.
Know the symptoms before you submit.
Travellers experiencing symptoms before travel should postpone travel and seek medical attention. If symptoms develop during travel or at the airport, report immediately to the nearest Port Health Officer.
Post-arrival advisory
Travellers from countries with ongoing transmission may be monitored for up to 21 days and contacted for public health follow-up.
Common symptoms
Select “Yes” in the declaration for any symptom or exposure history that applies.
False information, concealed symptoms, or refusal to comply may trigger public health measures under Ghanaian law.
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