The introduction of e-Visa in Cameroon has brought significant changes to entry procedures. It is crucial for travellers to understand which entry points are authorised with this new electronic system.
Entry points currently eligible
According to official information, entry to Cameroon with an e-Visa is currently limited to air routes and two main airports:
- Douala International Airport
- Yaoundé-Nsimalen International Airport
These two airports are the only officially recognised entry points for e-Visa holders.
Restrictions on other entry points
It is important to note that :
- Land borders not yet open to e-Visa holders
- Seaports are also not eligible for entry with an e-Visa.
Outlook for development
The Cameroonian government has announced its intention to gradually extend the e-Visa system to other entry points:
- Land checkpoints
- Seaports
However, no precise date has been given for this extension.
Comparative table of entry points into Cameroon
| Type of entry point | e-Visa eligibility | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Douala Airport | Yes | Main air entry point |
| Yaoundé Airport | Yes | Second major air entry point |
| Land borders | No | Extension planned for the future |
| Seaports | No | Extension planned for the future |
Recommendations for travellers
- Planning your trip: Make sure you book flights arriving in either Douala or Yaoundé.
- Regular checks: Check for official updates before you travel, as policies may change.
- Travel documents: Always carry a printed copy of your e-Visa in addition to the electronic version.
- Arrival in Cameroon: Be prepared to present your e-Visa, passport and other required documents at immigration checkpoints, such as your international vaccination certificate.
Important considerations
Validity : The e-Visa is valid for a single or multiple entry, depending on the type chosen at the time of application.
Length of stay : Strictly observe the length of stay authorised by your e-Visa to avoid any problems when you leave the country.
Exceptions: Certain nationalities (such as Chad, Central African Republic, Nigeria, etc.) are exempt from visa requirements and are therefore not affected by these restrictions.
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