A growing Ghanaian community across northern Italian cities ships goods home regularly.
Italy's Ghanaian community has grown steadily, particularly in northern cities, with regular shipments of personal effects and goods heading back to Ghana. Whatever freight service gets it to a Ghanaian port, we take it from there.
Italy-to-Ghana shipments can include personal effects, household goods, vehicles and commercial cargo. Once the shipment reaches Ghana, we can coordinate the local customs process through a licensed agent, using the cargo information and documents to work through declaration, valuation, duty and release.
Once your shipment reaches Tema Port, Takoradi Port, or Kotoka International Airport, we take over — matching you with a licensed customs agent, handling valuation, duty payment, and declaration, and coordinating delivery or pickup on the Ghana side.
The international journey from Italy to Ghana needs to be arranged with a freight forwarder, courier or cargo provider. Once the shipment is booked or moving, provide the shipping reference and arrival information so the Ghana-side clearance can be prepared.
Italian shipments can range from personal belongings and household goods to vehicles, equipment and commercial products. The clearance approach should reflect the actual cargo and its declared value.
One region accounts for nearly a quarter of Italy's Ghanaian population.
No — that's arranged separately through a freight forwarder, courier, or cargo provider. We handle everything once your shipment reaches a Ghanaian port.
It depends on the port and cargo type. Air freight through Kotoka often clears within a day or two; sea freight through Tema or Takoradi can take longer, especially if the container is selected for examination.
No — that region has the largest Ghanaian community, but we clear shipments from anywhere in Italy the same way.
Let us know the details now, not after it's already at the port.