State protocol office

The British High Commission in Greater Accra lives in a dignified stone building along Julius Nyerere Link near Osu's heart, where officials handle visas and offer guidance to Ghanaians and visitors alike. You may walk up to its gates during working hours for assistance with official matters, though appointments often bring clearer help. Situated amidst Osu's lively streets, it stands as a quiet pillar of UK-Ghana relations in the capital's bustling core.

Christian Council of Ghana stands near the hub of Osu making it easy for anyone visiting this lively neighbourhood to find. You can expect to walk into a calm space where locals come for quiet reflection and community talks. The building sits just off High Street a stone's throw away from where the market buzz meets the sea breeze. It’s the kind of place that feels like a steady hand in the heart of Accra’s busy streets.

The Consulate of the Republic of Seychelles stands quietly on Angola Avenue in the bustling heart of Osu, Accra. Inside a clean colonial-era building near the main road, friendly staff help Ghanaians and visitors with passport queries and official forms, offering guidance from a serene office space that blends Seychellois subtle style with Ghanaian warmth. It sits just a short walk past the Spanish church, serving as a quiet official link between Accra and the Indian Ocean islands.