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Study in Ukraine

 A great opportunity has opened-up for students who wish to study in Ukraine, Europe. Ukraine offers one of the cheapest but highly substantial higher training for foreign (international) students, and over the past decades, it has graduated thousands of international students in different professional fields..
Depending on the course of study, tuition fee is as low as 2000$ per year, and all that is required is your high school certificate. Also, the living situation is worth mentioning, as some students(non-extravagance) can live by as low 100$ per month
Who Can Apply?
Any student with a high school (Secondary school) certificate can apply. There is no requirement for SAT, TOEFL or any other preparatory program.
To secure an admission letter, and a study invitation letter, a student must have the below two documents:
1. A scan copy of high school certificate;
2. A scan copy f international passport.
The above two documents will secure you an admission letter, if you do not yet possess your international passport, find out an office in your country responsible for issuing international passport and get your copy.
More documents are required to process your Visa. Visa for students to study in Ukraine is a 100% assurance.
Most courses are available in English language, and some in Ukrainian/Russian language. Therefore, depending on the course, preparatory (one year language program) may or may not be necessary.
Africans mostly; Kenyans,Ugandans, Tanzanians, Ghanaian, Nigerians, Liberians, Ethiopians,Malians, Cameroonians, etc. are enjoying this great education opportunity.
Why Ukraine?
There are so many reasons why you should consider studying in Ukraine. The most important of those reasons is the if you apply, you are 100% sure of studying in Ukraine by September this year.
- Ukraine offers one of the cheapest and reliable education system in Europe
- No SAT or TOEFL required.
- Depending on the course and level of study, preparatory (language) program may or may not be necessary.
- Worldwide Recognized Degrees (WHO, UNESCO, PLAB, USMLE, EU COUNCIL, etc.)
- European living standard.
- English, Ukrainian and Russian Mediums of Instruction.
- Better Job opportunity all over the world.
- Emphasis on practical aspects in teaching.
- Some of the best transportation systems in Europe.
- International Students enjoy approximately 50% discount on travel.
- Chances to learn from great Professors visiting from USA, CANADA, UK, EU, etc.
- Participation in Seminars/Symposium/Project Work, etc. in other European cities.
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Interesting sites to visit in Ghana-Accra

The National Museum

Located on Barnes Road, this fine museum houses a fascinating collection of Ghana's historical treasures. The exhibits housed under the two-tiered rotunda of the museum comprise much more
than Ghanaian Culture alone, and include a collection of the neighboring West African countries as well as an archaeological department located in a hall on the first floor.

One of the museum's ground-floor wings is devoted to temporary exhibitions which can range from contemporary dyed fabrics to traditional and even sacred artifacts such as the celebrated Ashanti
ancestor stools.

Independence Square

The venue for many national celebrations, dominated by the independence arch and the memorial to Unknown Soldier

The Du Bois Memorial Center for Pan-Africa Culture:

A source of inspiration to many, this Centre now houses a research library and gallery of manuscripts, as well as the grave of this famous African-American scholar and his wife.

Somewhere in the recesses of the City of Accra called Cantonments, where the calm air, the cool trees, and the sunshine combine to produce a unique serenity; where the songs of the birds provide a sort of euphoria; there, in that tranquillity, squats a house, No. 22 First Circular Road, which has been dedicated and consecrated to the memory of a man who loved Africa where he traced his roots, a modest man, but whose life and works raised him above ordinary men and placed him among the great men of all time - Dr. William Edward Burghardt Du Bois.

It is the W. E. B. Du Bois, Memorial Centre for Pan African Culture dedicated to the life of a man who spent greater part of his life in the struggle for the emancipation of the black man through Pan Africanism.

A house declared a National Monument by the Government of Ghana where the remains of the man, Du Bois and the ashes of his wife, Shirley, rest in a peace – enshrined, that their memory will live among men and women in this generation and beyond.
But, more significant too, House No. 22 First Circular Road, Cantonment, was the dwelling of Dr. Du Bois during the epoch-making last days of his life, and it was here, on August 27, 1963, that he breathed his last.

The black and white rectangular building sits in the middle of raised walls that form a large magnificently landscaped compound dotted with trees, flowers, pathways, and aquarium, with two gates in the Western and Northern walls.

Inside, the hall is decorated with the portraits of some celebrities of Ghana and Africa. There is also the display gallery for manuscripts, other Du Bois Memorabilia, and research library of his treasured books and other great writers.

A special plaque mounted on a concrete contrivance welcomes the visitor with two inscriptions from the Du Bois poem “Children of the Moon.

I am dead
Yet Somehow, Somewhere,
In Time’s weird contraction,
May tell of that dread deed, wherewith
I brought to children of the Moon
Freedom and vast salvation.

I rose upon the mountain of the moon
I feel the blazing glory of the sun,
I heard the song of children crying
“Free”
I saw the face of Freedom
And I died

Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum
This is the last resting place of the first President of Ghana, who was a famous pan-Africanist.The Centre consists of a museum of his life and works, the mausoleum, and his statue, which stands on the spot

(the Polo grounds as it used to be called) where he declared Independece for the country on 6th March, 1957.

The George Padmore Research Library on Africa Affairs
The George Padmore Institute (GPI) is a library, research and educational  centre housing materials relating to the black community of Caribbean, African and Asian descent in Britain and continental Europe. The Institute is named after George Padmore (1902-1959), the Trinidadian writer and dedicated Pan Africanist who became one of the most influential figures in the anti-colonialism and independence
struggles of the 20th century.

Centre for National Culture - Accra
Presents traditional handicrafts in various forms from all over Ghana and West Africa, it includes workshops and art galleries. There is an arts and crafts bazaar and a traditional textile market with souvenirs that have been crafted in clay, wood, leather and metal. There is also indoor market with stalls for footwear, T- shirts and souvenirs University of Ghana at Legon Ghana's premier centre of higher education, it was founded in 1948. Set in beautiful gardens, including a striking botanical garden, it also houses the School of Performing Arts, the Balme Library and the School for African Studies.

The Markets of Accra
Amongst the most famous markets of Accra are Makola market located on Kojo Thompson Road, and the Osu Night Market, where market stalls are illuminated by hundreds of lanterns and candles.

Makola Shopping Mall
Located at the Accra Central. Has adequate car parking space. The market was recently constructed to replace the old one with the same name. One can obtain beautiful African Textiles, Foodstuffs,
Traditional Cloths and clothes, shoes, cosmetics, etc. It also houses a bank, restaurants, offices, etc. Because of its central location it enjoys a lot of patronage from residents in Accra and tourists alike.

Agbogbloshie Market
Located near the Timber Market on the Fadama Road. This is another newly constructed market. It enjoys all the facilities as the Makola Shopping Mall. Other local markets found in Accra are the Kaneshie Market Complex located on the Mallam-Odorkor Road, Kaneshie, and the Kantamanto Market also located in central Accra is the capital's local and largest flea market. Items sold here are mostly imported second hand clothes, shoes and household items.

The National Theatre
The distinctive architecture of this modern building encompasses an important national centre for the performing arts. Programmes are advertised on banners and in the national newspapers.

Accra Zoo
The Zoo is located at Kanda. When travelling north on the Independence Avenue, past Ako Adjei Interchange and look for Afrikiko Restaurant; turn left and follow the signs leading to the zoo.
The phone number is 021-772553 and it is open daily between the hours of 9:30am 5pm. There is a small, but fascinating collection of many birds and animals indigenous to Africa. Some of these animals
that are worth a visit include monkeys, snakes, lions, leopards, crocodiles, duikers among others. Interestingly, the zoo was once part of Kwame Nkrumah's estate. His original house (in its original condition) is still located adjacent to the zoo.

The Osu Castle (Christiansborg) - Accra

The Osu Castle (Christiansborg) is unique among the castles and forts. It served as Government House during various periods in the 19th and 20th centuries and continues to play that role today.
The building of the first lodge in the 17th century at Ursu or Osu is attributed to the Swedish African Company. In 1657, the Swedish headquarters at Carolusburg Castle, Cape Coast was captured by the Danish Guinea Company led by Heindrick Caerlof who himself was formerly the Swedish Africa Company's Commanding Director.
This resulted in all Swedish establishments including Osu lodge passing into the hands of the Danish Africa Company. Caerlof defected to the Dutch in 1659. The Danish Commander of Carolusburg was tricked into believing that Denmark had been conquered. He therefore sold Carolusburg to the Dutch together with the former Swedish establishments including Osu lodge. The Ga
Paramount Chief, Okaikoi, disgusted with their trickery, asked the Dutch to leave Osu. In 1661, Jost Cramer, Danish governor of Fredericksborg, near Cape Coast, acquired land from Chief Okaikoi
for 3,200 gold florins. The Danes built a stone fort to replace the earthen lodge and named it Christiansborg (Christian's fortress) after the former King of Denmark, Christian IV who had died in 1648.

Shai Resource Reserve
The Shai Hills Resource Reserve is found in the Greater Accra Region, approximately 50km north-east of the capital of Accra on the main road between Accra and the Volta Region.

The reserve, which is 5,140ha (51km) in area, was first gazetted as a forest reserve in 1962 and is presently administered and managed by the Wildlife Division of the Ghana Forestry Commission.

New Coco Beach Resort
Located at Teshie-Nungua, east of Accra, it has a serene atmosphere with excellent accommodation. It is a perfect place for relaxation.

Cocoloco Beach
Cocoloco Beach is located at Ada Foah - about an hour east of Accra where the Volta River meets the Atlantic Ocean. The area is a natural paradise and a breeding ground for a variety of sea turtles.
The Volta Estuary is also a sanctuary for an enormous number of birds. Cocoloco has camping and accommodation in a number of bungalows built in a traditional thatch style. To get there, head east from Accra and branch right at the Kasseh-Ada junction. If you are coming by "tro-tro" or commercial bus, get out at the last stop and ask a taxi to take you to the Cocoloco Beach Camp Resort near the village of Totimekope.

Korle Beach Resort
This interesting resort is located on the Accra beach road. A budget hotel on Korle Gonno Beach front is becoming popular for holidaymakers.

Next Door Beach Resort
Next Door, an excellent beach resort-complex is a model resort of international standard worthy of mention. The peace and tranquility reigning in the hearts of lovers and people are ever present at this resort. It is simply a pictorial story you need to know and consume as first hand information about this earthly paradise, which is on the Accra-Teshie road.

OMG: see how they kill africans abroad

Earlair this year, a ghanaian man initially identified as Samuel A. wilson was among the christains killed in Libya as reported by a ghanaian news agency. this comes in the wake of series of reports regarding to the ill treatment of africans in the arab countries. 

Samuel A. wilson whose name was identified to be Mathew Ayariga  was a construction worker in the Libyan city of Sirte where the beheading happened.  Matthew was arrested in January, 2015 on a trip to Tripoli en route to Ghana, and since then was never seen again by friends.

the execution of the 21 Christians was said to have been carried out by   ISIL cell group in Egypt.

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So sad:: Plight of African girlz in italy

Are you a lady thinking of travelling out for greener pastures? think twice before you make that decision that would leave you stranded or get you killed. read the story below, i just stumbled across it and decided to share, this event took place some few years and series of similar stories are still happening. 

The murder of a young Nigerian prostitute in Italy, allegedly by her former lover. attracted a huge amount of attention in European media due to the unusual circumstances behind her death.

Daniele Ughetto Piampaschet, a 34-year-old Italian man, has been arrested in the northern town of Turin in connection with the killing of Anthonia Egbuna, a 19-year-old prostitute, whose body was found floating in the River Po in February.

According to Italian media reports, when police later searched Egbuna’s apartment, they found a short story written by Piampaschet called "La rosa e il leone" (“The Rose and The Lion”) with a plot that seemed to match the details of her murder.

It was later revealed that Piampaschet had fallen in love with Egbuna, had a relationship with her, and demanded that she quit working the streets. After she refused, he allegedly stabbed her to death in a jealous rage.

Piampaschet’s lawyer, Stefano Tizzani, told Reuters that his client is innocent and that “he wrote the story and gave it to her as a gift -- to make himself look good.”

While the Piampaschet-Egbuna saga may sound like a thriller, the bitter fact is that Egbuna is only one of thousands of Nigerian girls and women who have been trafficked to Europe to toil as sex workers. Lured by false promises of high-paying jobs in such glamorous European capitals as Rome, Paris and Brussels, the girls soon find themselves trapped in a web of organized crime, violence and prostitution.

These women are exploited and abused by criminal gangs in both their native Nigeria and in Europe.

According to Nigeria’s National Agency for Prohibition of Traffic in Persons (NAPTIP), 60 percent of prostitutes in Italy and Belgium -- particularly in the cities of Turin and Antwerp -- are of Nigerian descent.

"The magnitude of this phenomenon and its consequences are considerable and call for concerted action by government and civil society," said NAPTIP’s executive-secretary, Beatrice Jedy-Agba.

Moreover, according to the United Nations Inter-regional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI), there are now at least 10,000 Nigerian prostitutes – perhaps as many as 20,000 – in Italy alone. Many of them owe so much money to smugglers and others who enabled them to cross into Europe that they have little hope of ever clearing their debt; rendering them virtually as 21st century “slaves.”

In many cases, the women are forced to submit to oath-swearing rituals that compel them to believe that they or their families with suffer “insanity” or even death if they fail to pay their debt in full.

Even worse, these women often have to pay a “rent” for the spots on highways and roads where they ply their sordid trade.

"Nigerian criminals are able to find agreements with all the mafias, from Colombians to Chinese. But it's an easy game for them in Italy also for another reason: the high number of Italian clients who look for prostitutes night and day," Giovanni Conzo, an anti-mafia prosecutor in Naples, told al Jazeera. "This [Nigerian criminal] organization is stronger than ever. We should stop them before they take full control of our region.”

According to reports, the vast majority of Nigerian sex workers in Italy originate in the southern Nigerian state of Edo – a route that might be traced to the 1980s, when thousands of Edo natives went to southern Italy to pick tomatoes.

A survey by the Women's Health and Action Research Center in Edo's capital of Benin City revealed that one in three young women in the region received offers to go to Europe.

In 2005, a Nigerian girl calling herself 'Valentina' told BBC how she reached Italy.

"[An old male friend from Nigeria] said finding work here [Italy] was no problem, there were lots of different jobs I could do like working in a supermarket. I'd even be able to continue my studies," she said.

"I'd just finished secondary school, but it's very difficult to go to university in Nigeria. It's very expensive."

'Valentina' soon found herself working as a prostitute.

Another Nigerian girl named 'Tomissi' who worked outside of Milan lamented to BBC: "I used to have to have sex with many different men. As many as wanted to have sex with me. Maybe five, maybe ten different people a day. Some would pay me 20 euros, some would only pay 10. If I was really lucky I'd get 30 euros."

Nigerian prostitutes not only suffer violence from their pimps, but also from their customers.

Tomissi added a sober warning: "My advice to any [Nigerian] girls who are thinking about coming to Europe is: Don't come. The madams say there's work here but they're lying because the only work here is prostitution. They're deceiving us Africans, and it's not fair."

UNODC, the UN office on drugs and crime, has said that prostitution by immigrants in Europe earn criminal gangs at least $228 million every year.

The town of Castel Volturno outside of Naples has become a hub of Nigerian criminal activity – at least 15,000 Nigerians (mostly illegals) live there, many involved in crime, drug dealing and prostitution.

While Nigerian gangsters now have an uneasy “alliance” of sorts with local Italian gangsters to share the spoils of their illicit businesses, it wasn't always like that.

As recently as 2008, six West Africans were killed by mafia gunmen under the leadership of Giuseppe Setola, a killer and member of the local Casalesi crime family.

Initially characterized as a racial massacre, Setola's actual intent was to frighten the local African gangs into splitting the profits from their drug and sex trade with the Camorrists.

Now, Nigerian organized criminals have extended their tentacles into other Italian regions, including Umbria and Emilia Romagna.

Of course, the Nigerian Diaspora in Europe and elsewhere numbers some hundreds of thousands of productive, law-abiding folks who are not remotely connected to prostitution or organized crime. Nonetheless, Nigerian drug gangs are exploiting the dreams of thousands of hopeless young women at home that are desperate to escape poverty – and succumb to lies and promises about riches in Europe.

Anthonia Egbuna was just one of them.

Scholarship Programs For African Student #1

1. Undergraduate MasterCard Foundation Scholarships at Arizona State University

Scholarship Name: The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at ASU For Bachelors Degree

Brief description

Arizona State University USA is partnering with the MasterCard foundation scholars program to offer scholarships to students from sub-Saharan Africa to study for full bachelors degree 2015/2016

Eligible Field of Study: Courses offered at the university

About Scholarship

The ASU Foundation for a New American University and The MasterCard Foundation are pleased to announce the availability of The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at ASU. This prestigious scholarship recognizes international students from Sub-Saharan Africa who come from the lowest socioeconomic quintiles and show outstanding academic and leadership abilities.

Those considered for this program demonstrate high academic achievement, exceptional records of service and activity in their schools and communities, and a commitment to return to Africa after their studies to make an impact on social and economic change in their home countries.

Scholarship Offered Since: 2012

Scholarship Type: Undergraduate Scholarship

Selection Criteria and Eligibility

• first-time freshman seeking a bachelor’s degree
• citizen of a Sub-Saharan African country
• currently living in Sub-Saharan Africa

• academic achievement and potential
• demonstration of service and leadership in school or community and motivation to give back
• motivation and commitment to return to Sub-Saharan Africa after graduation
• verification of disadvantaged socio-economic status

Number of Scholarships: Several

Value of Scholarship: The Scholars program provides financial assistance equivalent to the costs related to the attainment of a bachelor’s degree, which must be obtained within eight semesters, or four academic years. The scholarship includes travel, tuition, housing, food, living expenses, internship experience in Sub-Saharan Africa, and cohort signature programs, such as a freshman retreat in northern Arizona, a Broadway show at Gammage Auditorium and a senior retreat. Students also are eligible to take up to nine credit hours of summer school courses.

In addition to financial support, students are provided with a comprehensive support network that includes an array of mentoring and cultural transition services to ensure each student’s academic success, community engagement, and transition to employment opportunities that will further social and economic change in Africa.

Duration of Scholarship: Full duration of study

Eligible Countries: Sub-Saharan Africa

To be taken at (country): Arizona State University

Application Deadline: 

December 1^st, 2014 is the deadline for submitting applications for The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at ASU for the 2015 – 2016 academic year.

Offered annually? Yes

How to Apply

The application for the 2015-16 academic year will open on August 1^st, 2014. Please check back at that time for details on the application process.

Selection timeline for 2015:

Online scholarship application must be submitted by December 1, 2014.

Scans of certified copies of transcripts and national exam results for last three years of secondary school must be emailed by December 1, 2014.

Recommendation forms must be submitted by December 15^th, 2014.

Semi-finalists will be notified on February 13^th, 2015.

Finalists will be determined by March 27, 2015.

All other candidates will be notified by April 6, 2015

Visit scholarship webpage for details

Sponsors: MasterCard Foundation Scholars Programme

Important Notes: As part of this program, ASU will receive $27.5 million over the next seven years to provide academically talented, yet financially disadvantaged students from Africa, who are committed to giving back to their communities and countries, with access to high-quality education. The program will ultimately support 120 scholars at ASU.

Please contact the program at mcfscholarship@asu.edu if you have further questions.

hat includes an array of mentoring and cultural transition services to ensure each student’s academic success, community engagement, and transition to employment opportunities that will further social and economic change in Africa.
Duration of Scholarship: Full duration of study
Eligible Countries: Sub-Saharan Africa
To be taken at (country): Arizona State University
Application Deadline: 
December 1^st, 2014 is the deadline for submitting applications for The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at ASU for the 2015 – 2016 academic year.
Offered annually? Yes
How to Apply
The application for the 2015-16 academic year will open on August 1^st, 2014. Please check back at that time for details on the application process.
Selection timeline for 2015:

Online scholarship application must be submitted by December 1, 2014.

Scans of certified copies of transcripts and national exam results for last three years of secondary school must be emailed by December 1, 2014.

Recommendation forms must be submitted by December 15^th, 2014.

Semi-finalists will be notified on February 13^th, 2015.

Finalists will be determined by March 27, 2015.

All other candidates will be notified by April 6, 2015
Visit scholarship webpage for details
Sponsors: MasterCard Foundation Scholars Programme
Important Notes: As part of this program, ASU will receive $27.5 million over the next seven years to provide academically talented, yet financially disadvantaged students from Africa, who are committed to giving back to their communities and countries, with access to high-quality education. The program will ultimately support 120 scholars at ASU.
Please contact the program at mcfscholarship@asu.edu if you have further questions.

- See more at: http://www.afterschoolafrica.com/6695/mfsp-at-arizona-state-university-asu-usa/#sthash.zu390FS7.dpuf

Scholarship Name: The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at ASU For Bachelors Degree
Brief description
Arizona State University USA is partnering with the MasterCard foundation scholars program to offer scholarships to students from sub-Saharan Africa to study for full bachelors degree 2015/2016
Eligible Field of Study: Courses offered at the university
About Scholarship
The ASU Foundation for a New American University and The MasterCard Foundation are pleased to announce the availability of The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at ASU. This prestigious scholarship recognizes international students from Sub-Saharan Africa who come from the lowest socioeconomic quintiles and show outstanding academic and leadership abilities.
Those considered for this program demonstrate high academic achievement, exceptional records of service and activity in their schools and communities, and a commitment to return to Africa after their studies to make an impact on social and economic change in their home countries.
Scholarship Offered Since: 2012
Scholarship Type: Undergraduate Scholarship
Selection Criteria and Eligibility

• first-time freshman seeking a bachelor’s degree
• citizen of a Sub-Saharan African country
• currently living in Sub-Saharan Africa

• academic achievement and potential
• demonstration of service and leadership in school or community and motivation to give back
• motivation and commitment to return to Sub-Saharan Africa after graduation
• verification of disadvantaged socio-economic status

Number of Scholarships: Several
Value of Scholarship: The Scholars program provides financial assistance equivalent to the costs related to the attainment of a bachelor’s degree, which must be obtained within eight semesters, or four academic years. The scholarship includes travel, tuition, housing, food, living expenses, internship experience in Sub-Saharan Africa, and cohort signature programs, such as a freshman retreat in northern Arizona, a Broadway show at Gammage Auditorium and a senior retreat. Students also are eligible to take up to nine credit hours of summer school courses.
In addition to financial support, students are provided with a comprehensive support network that includes an array of mentoring and cultural transition services to ensure each student’s academic success, community engagement, and transition to employment opportunities that will further social and economic change in Africa.
Duration of Scholarship: Full duration of study
Eligible Countries: Sub-Saharan Africa
To be taken at (country): Arizona State University
Application Deadline: 
December 1^st, 2014 is the deadline for submitting applications for The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at ASU for the 2015 – 2016 academic year.
Offered annually? Yes
How to Apply
The application for the 2015-16 academic year will open on August 1^st, 2014. Please check back at that time for details on the application process.
Selection timeline for 2015:

Online scholarship application must be submitted by December 1, 2014.

Scans of certified copies of transcripts and national exam results for last three years of secondary school must be emailed by December 1, 2014.

Recommendation forms must be submitted by December 15^th, 2014.

Semi-finalists will be notified on February 13^th, 2015.

Finalists will be determined by March 27, 2015.

All other candidates will be notified by April 6, 2015
Visit scholarship webpage for details
Sponsors: MasterCard Foundation Scholars Programme
Important Notes: As part of this program, ASU will receive $27.5 million over the next seven years to provide academically talented, yet financially disadvantaged students from Africa, who are committed to giving back to their communities and countries, with access to high-quality education. The program will ultimately support 120 scholars at ASU.
Please contact the program at mcfscholarship@asu.edu if you have further questions.

- See more at: http://www.afterschoolafrica.com/6695/mfsp-at-arizona-state-university-asu-usa/#sthash.zu390FS7.dpuf

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Most prices below include Visa and flight. call in for more details, 

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COUNTRY	DURATION OF VISA	PROCESSING	AMOUNT/CHARGES $
DUBAI
Ø  VISIT	3 MONTHS	2 WEEKS	$500
Ø  WORK	2 YEARS	1 MONTH 3 WEEKS	$1,800
SOUTH AFRICA
Ø  VISIT	3 MONTHS	2 WEEKS	GHC 1,500
Ø  WORK	1 YEAR	40 WORKING DAYS	$1,800
Ø  PERMIT	1 /2 YEARS	3 WEEKS	$1,700
INDIA
Ø  VISIT	3 MONTHS	1 WEEK	GHC 1,500
Ø  BUSINESS	3 MONTHS	1 WEEK	$900
SCHENGEN
Ø  VISIT/TOURISM	1 MONTH	1 MONTH	5,800
CHINA
Ø  VISIT	3 MONTHS	3 WEEKS	1,500
Ø  BUSINESS	3 MONTHS	3 WEEKS	1,900
Ø  STUDY	2 OR YEARS	3 MONTHS	3,300
USA/AMERICA
Ø  VISIT	1/ 5 YEARS	1 MONTH	$11,900
Ø  STUDY	2-4 YEARS	2/3 MONTHS	$5,500
MALAYSIA
Ø  VISIT	3 MONTHS	1 WEEK	$500
THAILAND
Ø  VISIT	3 MONTHS	3 WEEKS	1,500