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Going To America Or Europe? Bulldog Embarks On A Mission To Demystify Visa Requirements

Entertainment management group, Bullhaus Entertainment, is rolling out seminars to educate artistes and other prospective travelers to America and Europe on the need to meet visa requirements in order to secure a visa and the steps they need to take while in America or Europe for a pleasant and successful experience.

Bulldog, Founder and Creative Director of Bullhaus Entertainment, said that far too often artistes and ordinary Ghanaians are denied visas because they lack knowledge of the visa requirements and what proof they need to provide to convince consular officers, adding that this lack of knowledge has led to fear and panic and secrecy.

“We want to demystify this fear and panic and confront secrecy with knowledge by bringing experts and resource persons to educate Ghanaians about the entire travel experience, from meeting visa requirements to what steps to take when in America or Europe, whether on a short term visit, whether for education, or for a permanent stay”, he said.

He said that Ghanaians should first, and foremost, believe that they can be successful by staying and working in Ghana, and that for those who want to travel to America or Europe, they must ensure that they “know before they go” by equipping themselves with the requisite knowledge.


The first seminar, which will focus on travelers to America is titled, “Going to America” and will be held on Friday, 25th March at the Teachers Hall, GNAT Hall, Adabraka, from 9am-5pm.  For more information about the seminar, contact 054-550-3993 or email: bullhausentertainment4@gmail.com

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