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You can get a landline in Accra but people usually use mobiles unless it is an office phone. To get a SIM you need to register with your passport. Phone calls are relatively cheap. I can speak to my mother in the UK for 45 mins for around 5 cedis.

Hi... What kind of SIM are you speaking of that you can register with your passport? Also do you have any experience with getting a locked phone unlocked to use here with a new SIM card. I have a phone I brought with me from the US but it has a service plan that won't work with a new SIM. Any ideas on that? Thanks!

When you go to buy a SIM with any of the providers you have to prove your identity - hence the need for a passport. Not sure if you can get your phone unlocked but am sure it is possible. You might think about buying a very cheap phone to use here

Thanks. As always, your advice is appreciated.

Phone and providers come with the varying challenges.

A landline can be set up.

You can buy a SIM card from a street hawker but at legitimate offices, you will need a passport to聽 buy a SIM card.聽 The good thing is that your card can always be replaced if you loose it or leave it somewhere on your travels

Phone providers are work in a different way depending on the area you are in, the type of phone and the
'blocks' to your service from other external factors!!!!

I have 3 SIM cards.聽 One is always works!!!

I would like to know about landlines phones only. How are they set up and what's the best provider to go through when your communication will mainly be in the United States?

Whether you can get a landline depends on where you live in Accra. I think Vodafone is the company to contact. Not sure why you would prefer that to a mobile unless you are a business

Yes
In Accra Vodafone is probably the best choice, their data package is actually good and in some areas you can enjoy fibre optic line

Thank you all for the information on.getting a landline.phone

Coming from the united states I am use to having a home phone as well as a cell. So once I settle in Accra I want both.

GGMIMI ,hello welcome .I have done a lot of research on this .What the phone companys聽 do is change the megahertz that there phones work on so you have to use there phones . having a unlocked phone is best but if the phone came from another country there is a good chance it will not work in Ghana.聽 There are聽 what they call聽 international聽 phones聽 that you can adjust the hertz on聽 ,but you have to know聽 what to look for聽 ,and they聽 are expensive. If you brought a phone with you from lets say the US it probably will not work.聽 sorry聽 Hope this helps .

Thanks David for the information. I am not bringing a phone from the US I was just asking which companies would be the best to provide landline service in Ghana. Because when I relocate there I want to know who to contact when getting a house (landline) phone.

To answer that Khann聽 could give you the best advice since all my聽 friends聽 have cell phones .She is very knowledgeable聽 in that area .Good luck聽 David聽 Lee