The 7 Quick Steps To Get Your Mining License In Ghana

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To obtain a mining license in Ghana, the procedures of the Minerals Commission of Ghana will have to be followed. The various kinds of mining licenses in Ghana include the following...
Ghana Energy and Natural Resources

To obtain a mining license in Ghana, the procedures of the Minerals Commission of Ghana will have to be followed. The various kinds of mining licenses in Ghana include the following:

TYPES OF LICENSES

  • Reconnaissance
  • Restricted Reconnaissance
  • Prospecting
  • Restricted Prospecting

REGULATORS

  • Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources
  • Ministry of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation
  • Minerals Commission
  • Forestry Commission
  • Environmental Protection Authority

HOW CAN YOU OBTAIN A MINING LICENSE IN GHANA?

  1. You will first have to submit your application to the Minerals Commission.
  2. After the submission of the application, the Minerals Commission will publish particulars of the application in the Gazette (the government's official publication)
  3. The various stakeholders in the mining industry (Forestry Commission, Environmental Protection Agency etc.) will then submit any concerns they have to the Minerals Commission on your application.
  4. If satisfied, the Minerals Commission will recommend your application to the Minister responsible for Natural Resources.
  5. The Minister will decide whether or not your application should be approved.
  6. If your application is approved, you must pay the applicable registration and licensing fees.
  7. After paying the requisite fee, the Minister will issue the license to you.

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