Vehicles on lifts in a bright inspection workshop, with a technician checking a car on the bay

Inspect.Certify.Clear.

PVoC enforced from 1 October 2026

Every used vehicle shipped to Ghana now needs a pre-export inspection. GVPIC checks your vehicle against GSA rules, books it at one of 70 EAA facilities worldwide, and tracks it to a verified Certificate of Conformance.

(01) — About

Ghana now inspects vehicles before they ship. GVPIC handles it from one place, from the first eligibility check to the certificate at the port.

Certificate of Conformance

PVoC · Ghana

StandardGS 4510
VehicleToyota Corolla Axio · 2015
InspectedYokohama, Japan
VEDISUploaded ✓
StatusValid for shipment

Specimen · for illustration

  1. 01

    Screened before you pay

    We check the date of manufacture, mileage, damage history and speedometer against GSA rules before you book. A prohibited car is flagged straight away, before you pay or ship anything.

  2. 02

    One booking, 17 countries

    Book at any of 70 EAA inspection facilities across Japan, the USA, the UK, the UAE and more, with the GSA fee shown before you confirm.

  3. 03

    Verified, not just printed

    Buyers, clearing agents and customs can check any GVPIC certificate by number or VIN, so a fake can't pass as genuine.

(02) — Tools

What you
can do here

Everything an importer, exporter, dealer or clearing agent needs to get a vehicle through PVoC. No account needed to start.

  • 01

    Check a vehicle

    Find out if the vehicle counts as used under GSA rules, and whether it is prohibited. Includes VIN decoding. Open

  • 02

    Calculate fees

    The official GSA fee for your export country, in USD with a cedi estimate. Open

  • 03

    Find a facility

    Search 70 EAA inspection sites by country or city and get directions. Open

  • 04

    Book inspection

    Send your vehicle, exporter and importer details once. We confirm the slot and payment. Open

  • 05

    Verify & track

    Check a Certificate of Conformance, or follow your booking from received to certified. Open

(03) — How it works

From purchase
to port

  1. 01

    Register

    Register with GSA as a vehicle importer and get your VEDIS ID. Individuals, businesses and dealers all need one.

  2. 02

    Book

    Check the vehicle, then book an inspection at an EAA facility in the export country. The fee is shown before you confirm.

  3. 03

    Inspect

    EAA's accredited inspectors examine the vehicle against GS 4510, at the centre or on site, before it is shipped.

  4. 04

    Certify

    A passing vehicle gets a Certificate of Conformance and approval sticker. The data is uploaded to VEDIS.

  5. 05

    Clear

    GSA verifies the CoC electronically at Tema, Takoradi or any other entry point, and the vehicle is released.

Full process & documents

(04) — Fees

Set by GSA.
Shown upfront.

One fixed fee per vehicle, based on where it ships from. We don't add a hidden markup. Open the calculator.

Country of originGhana PVoC feeGSA global rate
Japan$200$200
Korea, Singapore and other Asian countries$250$300
People's Republic of China and India$250$400
United Arab Emirates$250$300
United Kingdom and European countries$300$400
USA, North and South America$300$400
African countries$250$400
Australia, New Zealand and others$300$400

Source: GSA FlexiPass public notice of approved inspection agents, October 2026. USD per vehicle.

(05) — Network

70 facilities.
17 countries.

Inspections are carried out by EAA Co., Ltd., a Japanese inspection body accredited to ISO/IEC 17020 that has done pre-export vehicle inspection for decades.

Inspection partner: EAA Co., Ltd. Headquartered in Yamato, Kanagawa, with offices in Yokohama and Nagoya, branch offices in the UK, UAE, South Korea, Germany, Hong Kong, Zambia, Tanzania and the USA, and agencies in South Africa, China, Australia, Canada, Thailand and Singapore.

Find a facility

(06) — AI assistant

Ask in your
own language

The GVPIC Assistant answers questions about PVoC rules, fees, facilities and documents, any time of day. Type in Twi, Ewe, Hausa, French or English (Ga is in beta), or press Call to talk to it in English.

(07) — Prohibited

Don't ship
these

From 1 October 2026, used vehicles in any of these conditions are not allowed into Ghana. Read the full rules.

  • Flood & fire

    Submerged, flood-damaged or burnt vehicles. Also scrap, parts-only or dismantling stock.

  • Over 15 years

    Over fifteen (15) years old.

  • Bent chassis

    Broken, cracked, bent or twisted chassis or safety cage.

  • Parts-built

    Assembled from spare parts.

  • Miles only

    No speedometer reading in kilometres per hour.

(08) — Get started

Ready to
ship?

Check the vehicle first. It takes a minute, and you'll know before you pay whether it can be certified for Ghana.

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