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Ty Down mentioned this place, I have never taken a room there, bit lively for my liking but it is close to the Kumasi Catering Resthouse I mentioned earlier. I have been there a couple of times when visiting Kumasi and always managed to hook up. For some reason I have each time ended up with a girl with very large breasts...which is nice! However the girls are a little on the pro side though nowhere near as hardcore as some you would find in Accra.

I see many pics of white girls on some of the sex intro sites saying they are in Ghana. I always dismissed them as scammers. Tell me are there many white people in general in Ghana. I always thought white people in Ghana would be like seeing a unicorn here LOL. Forgive me for being so naive, or just ignorant to the african world.

Thanks Alew217

If the site you are referring is Afrointroductions, then, the white girls from Ghana are model's photos from someone in either Nigeria or Ghana.

We're curious why the Ivory Coast women are so much better looking yet, we don't see them?

Again, my firm is seeing more and more of these international bride / groom divorces. You will meet her in Ghana after sending gobs of money to her, dump her immediately because you find something better, decide to bring Ms Perfect home, then in two years, give her half and pay both your attorneys.

I have a better idea. Make a prenuptial contract, get a fiance visa (don't marry in Ghana), wait as long as you can to marry her in Vegas, get her conditional residency, then after two years, tell her she can visit her family, serve her at the attorney's office saying its for INS, send her home for 30 days, revoke your sponsorship at INS, finalize divorce. Cancel her ticket.

This is the kind of plans they make with each other so, I think its only fair.

[QUOTE=Slowalk]... I have a better idea. Make a prenuptial contract, get a fiance visa (don't marry in Ghana), wait as long as you can to marry her in Vegas, get her conditional residency, then after two years, tell her she can visit her family, serve her at the attorney's office saying its for INS, send her home for 30 days, revoke your sponsorship at INS, finalize divorce. Cancel her ticket.

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Slowalk:

Great, but a little too cumbersome, isn't it? :) My simple proposal would be as follows: go to Ghana just for 14 days, book every day a new girl and pay her either her 'service fee' or some 'taxi money'. How about that? :)


Cheers - Hesekiels

Much better but, I have a better proposal. Stay 21 days. My 1st proposal is for the ones seeking a wife or in case they can't come back for two years.

There are hardly any whites in Ghana outside of Accra, God Squad missions or the mining areas. I have travelled for days in Ghana without seeing a white face. A white face is so rare in some parts, ie the Northern region or north Volta that kids were calling out "father" when they saw me. I was pretty confused until I asked my Ghanaian friend who explained the reason being is they associate a white face with a priest as that is the only contact they have ever had with a white man!

To much report. No pics lately.

Ok so as an american and a columbian could anyone go through the immigration hall to get the stamp in ghana? How long will the visa be good for? What about a mulientry visa? I am planing to go there in december. Just alot of hassles getting a visa here, where i am at and time is also a factor. I would much rather get a visa upon arrival then deal with many other personalities. So for this reason I would much rather get a visa when at the airport there.

thanks in advance

[QUOTE=Global Citizen]Yes you can - when you enter immigration hall, don't line up - stay to the left glass wall and walk straight through - someone will stop you and ask you what you're doing and just say you need a visa on arrival. Turn an immediate left at the end of the glass wall and turn into the other side of the glass wall. Go to room 2, knock, and enter. Tell the man sitting there you need a visa on arrival and he will give you a form to fill. I can't remember if you need a passport picture so better bring one. The cost is $100 and you'll get an entry stamp with a handwritten number of days you're allowed to stay.

I am a part time translator for airport immigration when they catch people with fake documents so am very well versed in their process.

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[QUOTE=Sofonda]To much report. No pics lately.[/QUOTE]Some pics to brighten up the thread.

[QUOTE=Riskman 4]Some pics to brighten up the thread.[/QUOTE]


Hey, thats my Girl Friend dude -_-

Ty

I will visit Ghana in few days and I am interesting in meeting girls with huge breast.
Which region or city in Ghana is best for that searching?

What sort of dress is preferred in that region/city: traditional or modern?

Thanks for answers.

[QUOTE=Lukaszek]I will visit Ghana in few days and I am interesting in meeting girls with huge breast. Which region or city in Ghana is best for that searching? What sort of dress is preferred in that region/city: traditional or modern?

Thanks for answers.[/QUOTE]

Hi L:

Girls with huge tits you find all over the country! When you enter into Ghana you see them already at the airport! :) Wear some comfortable clothes, I prefer modern which is perfectly accepted!

Enjoy your trip!


Cheers - Hesekiels

Guys,

I need some help. I am considering spending one year in Africa to do a university project. I want to go to Ghana or Uganda, but can't deside which one is the best.

I have been to Ghana several times, but never been to Uganda or East Africa.

I already know that meeting girls in Ghana is very easy, but what about comparing these two countries when it comes to girls and living in general.

Any advice would be much appreciated..

[QUOTE=Member #2001]Ok so as an american and a columbian could anyone go through the immigration hall to get the stamp in ghana? How long will the visa be good for? What about a mulientry visa? I am planing to go there in december. Just alot of hassles getting a visa here, where i am at and time is also a factor. I would much rather get a visa upon arrival then deal with many other personalities. So for this reason I would much rather get a visa when at the airport there.

thanks in advance[/QUOTE]

If your passport is from a country where there is a Ghanaian mission, then you could be refused a Visa on Arrival. They have been turning back Americans and Europeans for not having a visa ! But, since this is Ghana, some grease will help in case they do turn you away.

You cannot get a multiple entry for VOA. A VOA is just an entry stamp and not really a visa. Once you're in the country, go to immigration HQ and you can apply for a re-entry stamp.

GC

On Ghana versus Uganda, I can't speak for Ghana, but Kampala is a decent place to live. It's a small but relatively friendly city. The sex industry is less developed in Uganda, but there are many beautiful women of all shapes and sizes, and finding eager ladies shouldn't be too difficult. Certainly there are always lots of women at universities looking for "sponsors."