In Ghana, the dream of moving to the United States often comes with a flood of information — some true, some misleading, and some outright false. The EB-3 visa, a work-based path to U.S. permanent residency, has attracted growing interest from Ghanaians in recent years. Unfortunately, along with that interest has come a wave of myths and misinformation. In this article, we’ll clear up the most common EB-3 visa myths circulating in Ghana and explain what applicants can genuin

The truth is, Ghanaians are not starting from scratch. Across the U.S., vibrant Ghanaian communities already exist and they are helping new arrivals build a sense of belonging while embracing the opportunities of their new home.

A direct path to U.S. permanent residency through sponsored work. But while the EB-3 visa is real and achievable, it is not without risks. Too often, Ghanaians encounter setbacks that range from falling victim to fraudulent “agents” to making honest but costly mistakes in the application process. By understanding where others have gone wrong, you can take smarter steps to protect yourself and improve your chances of success.

There are several ways to get a green card from Ghana, but not all paths are equally accessible. In this guide, we’ll outline the main options and explain why, for most Ghanaians, the EB-3 employment-based visa is the smartest and most achievable route in 2025.

For many Ghanaians, the EB-3 visa is the first step toward a stable, permanent life in the United States. But one question comes up often: “What kind of job will I actually do when I get there?” The answer may surprise you. EB-3 jobs aren’t just “any work”. They’re essential roles that keep key industries running in the U.S., and they can be stepping stones to bigger opportunities once you’re settled in the country.

The EB-3 visa is one of the most accessible legal pathways to U.S. permanent residency. It doesn’t require a university degree, it allows you to bring your immediate family, and it leads directly to a green card. Knowing this, it makes sense to prepare your family and yourself for big changes to grab this opportunity.