The NIA has also partnered with the Canadian government to facilitate this initiative.
This process is designed to streamline the registration process and make it more accessible to Ghanaians abroad. **Key Features:**
* **Online Registration:** Applicants can register online, eliminating the need for physical visits to Ghana. * **Online Payment:** Fees can be paid online, simplifying the process and reducing the need for physical transactions.
The initiative aims to connect Ghanaians living abroad with their homeland, fostering a sense of belonging and promoting national unity. This initiative is a testament to the government’s commitment to ensuring that all Ghanaians, regardless of their location, feel connected to their country. The initiative is expected to facilitate access to essential services and benefits for Ghanaians living abroad. This includes access to healthcare, education, and social security benefits. The initiative is also expected to enhance the national identity of Ghanaians living abroad.
* Registration at premium centers and for institutions or groups attracts a fee. * Cardholders will need to pay for a new card when their existing one expires after 10 years. * The new card will be a “smart card” with a chip and a magnetic stripe.
Mr. Selby, the Chief Technology Officer of a financial institution, discussed the security measures in place to protect customer data. He highlighted the importance of data privacy and emphasized that only specific subsets of data are shared with institutions, as mandated by law.
