We told you about it a few days agoCameroon has finally started rolling out its e-visa and has announced an official launch date of April 30, 2023.
In a press release, the Cameroonian government has made the roll-out of e-Visa official. No price has yet been leaked, but it's a safe bet that the amount will be close to the cost of the current classic visa, which is around 125€ per personone of the most expensive tourist destinations in the world.
Everything will take place on a dedicated website, which is now available: evisacam.cm
At present, it's already possible to fill in files on the site and obtain a "paid" status even though no payment has been made. Of course, these requests will not be completed by April 30, the launch date.
Visamundi will be offering you a support service for this process in the coming weeks.
Electronic visas allow the following stays: tourism, long stay, transit And temporarylike at the embassy.
The information requested is rather simple and classic identity, travel documents, profession, type of visa requested (with notion of express visaA copy of your plane ticket is required, as is a copy of your passport or even a letter of invitation. A copy of the plane ticket will be required, as will a copy of the passport or even a letter of invitation.
Travelers to Cameroon will no longer need to make an appointment at a representative office, and can expect punctual service. The visa will be affixed on arrival in Cameroon on the basis of the electronic document. Eventually, all entry points will be concerned. It's a huge leap forward for the African country, which wants to boost its tourism.
Cameroon is a country with many tourist attractions, but is not yet a popular tourist destination. The country is often described as "all of Africa in a single country". It offers a wide variety of landscapes, from the beaches of white sand of Kribi to the mountains of Mount Cameroon. The country also boasts UNESCO World Heritage sites, such as the Sangha National Park and the Dja wildlife reserve. Le Campo Ma'an national park also offers tourist facilities such as ecolodges and vision trails.
The country receives less than a million tourists a year. Tourist sites are not sufficiently developed, promoted or secured, which discourages travel agencies. Despite this, Cameroon has significant tourism potential and could become a major tourist destination if it invests in the development of its tourism industry, as with this e-Visa.
Fill in a file from e-Visa Cameroon
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