Immigration with Confidence

Is the EB-3 visa really a path to a green card? That’s one of the most common questions we hear from Nigerians. The answer is yes  — and...

For many high-net-worth Ghanaians, the desire to live, work, and raise a family in the United States is matched by the means to do so through investment. The EB-5 Investor Visa is one of the most direct and powerful immigration routes for those who can afford it — offering U.S. green cards not just for investors, but also for their immediate family.

For many Ghanaians pursuing the EB-3 visa, the consular interview at the U.S. Embassy in Accra is the final and most nerve-wracking step. After months of waiting, paperwork, and anticipation, everything comes down to a few minutes in front of a consular officer.

Headlines are spreading fast: “Trump may expand a travel ban.” Once again, Nigeria is being mentioned. For many Nigerians dreaming of U.S. opportunities, this news brings fear, frustration, and confusion. But here’s the truth most people are missing: legal immigration to the U.S. is open — and now may be your best chance to apply through legitimate pathways like the EB-3 or EB-5 visa.

Thinking about relocating to the U.S. for work? The EB-3 visa might be your best opportunity. Whether you're a recent graduate, a skilled worker, or someone looking for better prospects abroad, this guide will walk you through the full EB-3 visa process — tailored specifically for applicants from Ghana.

Worried that your EB-3 green card is taking too long? You’re not alone. Many Nigerians applying for the EB-3 visa find themselves waiting months longer than expected — and often, these delays are preventable.