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As seen on HBO · Coming From America

YOUR MOVE TOGHANA

We’re Tony and Ayo Jones. We sold everything, moved our family from Texas to Accra in 2020, and we’ve been here ever since. This is where your journey starts.

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The Relocation Hub

EVERYTHING YOU NEED
TO LAND SOFTLY

Moving to Ghana as a Black American is one of the most life-changing decisions you’ll ever make. Since the Year of Return in 2019, thousands of African Americans have explored residency, and the movement keeps growing. Whether you’re pursuing the Right of Abode, applying for your Ghana Card, or testing the waters with a scouting trip, the process is real, but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming.

We’ve walked every step. Registering with Ghana Immigration Service, navigating the Lands Commission, opening bank accounts, finding housing, figuring out healthcare, schools, and everything in between. We flew into Kotoka International Airport with our whole family and built our life from scratch in Accra.

Tony and Ayo Jones as seen on HBO Max Coming From America, Expat Life Ghana

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Tony and Ayo Jones featured on HBO, NPR, BBC, Al Jazeera, TLC Africa

The BLAXIT Blueprint™ is the system we built from everything we learned. Twenty-six on-demand lessons covering visas, residency permits, housing, banking, business registration, and community integration, recorded live at the 2026 Ghana Relocation Summit at the African Regent Hotel in Accra. It’s the exact roadmap we wish someone had handed us. And if you want to see Ghana for yourself first, our Relocation Tour puts you on the ground with a guided scouting experience across Accra, Cape Coast, and beyond. You can also stay at The Lodge, our relocation hub, and take time to explore at your own pace.

Choose your path

WHERE ARE YOU IN
YOUR JOURNEY?

Each path fits a different stage. Pick the one that matches where you are right now.

BLAXIT Blueprint Summit Tour with Expat Life Ghana

Instant Access

BLAXIT Blueprint™

26 on-demand lessons covering visas, residency permits, housing, banking, business registration, and community integration. The complete relocation system, recorded live at the 2026 Ghana Relocation Summit.

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Stay at The Lodge

Soft Landing Experience

Two weeks or a full month at The Relocation Hub at The Lodge by Expat Life Ghana. Furnished, supported, and designed for people scouting Ghana as a potential home. Includes our $350 Service Bundle.

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Family at the Monkey Sanctuary with Expat Life Ghana Tours

Guided Scouting Trip

Relocation Tour

Get on the ground with Tony and Ayo. Tour neighborhoods, meet with immigration consultants, visit schools and healthcare facilities, and see the real Accra. Three packages available, from a focused city overview to a full multi-day exploration.

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Ghana Relocation Summit with Expat Life Ghana

Annual In-Person Event

Ghana Relocation Summit

Three days of live workshops, expert panels, immigration agencies, and community building in Accra. The 2026 summit brought 150+ attendees to the African Regent Hotel. The 2027 waitlist is open now.

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Not sure where to start?

TAKE THE BLAXIT
READINESS QUIZ

Answer a few quick questions about your timeline, budget, and goals. We’ll tell you exactly which path fits where you are right now.

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Frequently Asked Questions

MOVING TO GHANA

How do I get residency in Ghana?
Ghana offers several residency pathways including the Right of Abode for people of African descent, work permits through Ghana Immigration Service, and the Ghana Card for long-term residents. The process starts at Kotoka International Airport with a visa, then moves to local immigration offices for permit applications. The BLAXIT Blueprint™ walks through every step with document checklists and timelines.
How much does it cost to live in Ghana?
Cost of living in Accra varies widely. A comfortable expat lifestyle runs $2,000 to $4,000 per month depending on housing choices, eating habits, and lifestyle. If you eat local, you save. If you want imported goods from back home, budget for it. The Ghana Relocation Summit covers cost breakdowns in detail across housing, food, transportation, healthcare, and schooling.
Is Ghana safe for Black Americans?
Ghana is consistently rated one of the safest countries in Africa. The Year of Return initiative in 2019 brought thousands of diaspora visitors, and the welcoming culture toward Black Americans is well documented. We’ve lived in Accra since 2020 and walk our neighborhood freely. Ghana has challenges like anywhere else, but personal safety is one of the strongest reasons people choose it.
What is the Year of Return?
The Year of Return was Ghana’s 2019 initiative marking 400 years since the first enslaved Africans arrived in the Americas. It invited the African diaspora to return to Ghana, visit heritage sites like Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle, and explore residency. The movement continues as Beyond the Return, and Ghana remains one of the most active destinations for diaspora relocation.
Can I get dual citizenship in Ghana?
Ghana allows dual citizenship for people of African descent through the Right of Abode program. This grants indefinite residence and the ability to work without a permit. The process involves documentation through Ghana Immigration Service and the Lands Commission. The BLAXIT Blueprint™ covers the full application process, required documents, and realistic timelines.
What is the BLAXIT Blueprint™?
The BLAXIT Blueprint™ is a relocation system created by Tony and Ayo Jones featuring 26 on-demand lessons. It covers the B.L.A.X.I.T. framework: Beliefs, Logistics, Assets, eXit Plan, Integration, and Taxes. It was recorded live at the 2026 Ghana Relocation Summit at the African Regent Hotel in Accra, with 150+ attendees and 13 expert agencies. Replay access starts at $297.

YOUR MOVE STARTS HERE

Pick a path. Watch the Blueprint, take the quiz, or get on the ground with a scouting trip. We’ll be here when you land.