Cameroon visa

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Two (02) identical passport-size recent color photographs with white background. Photo Requirements:
- Size: 2 inches by 2 inches; the head should make about 3/4 of the surface of the photo, should be positioned directly facing the camera, with the eyes open and looking at the camera;
- Natural facial expression (mouth closed, no smiling or frowning);
- Neck, chin, nose, forehead, and both ears clearly visible; Eyeglasses, face covering, and head/hair accessories prohibited.

Flight reservations. Copy of flight/trip reservation from airline or travel agency confirming the trip itinerary to Cameroon.

Bank statement. Provide a recent bank statement or a letter of invitation from the inviting party in Cameroon, legalized by the Police.

Yellow fever . Copy of vaccination certificate showing proof of yellow fever immunization (not required for infants under 1 year old). Provide a copy of your vaccination certificate that clearly shows a YELLOW FEVER/FIEVRE JAUNE/STAMARIL vaccine, NOT OTHER VACCINATIONS.
If not immunized against yellow fever, get vaccinated prior to submitting your application file.
If you cannot get a yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons, please provide a signed and stamped note from your primary care provider.

Company Letter. Company letter guaranteeing financial and legal responsibilities for the traveler for a duration of stay in Cameroon that must be explicitly specified in the letter (up to six (06) months or up to one (01) year depending on the case).

Warranty. Warranty of repatriation.

Introduction Letter. Letter of introduction from well identified business partner(s) in Cameroon, legalized by Immigration or Police Authorities.

Contract. Business contract between traveler(s) and partner(s) in Cameroon, undersigned by Administrative or Immigration Authorities.

Authorization Letter. An authorization, when required, issued by competent Authorities to practice a liberal profession or to promote farming, pastoral, industrial, commercial, artisanal, or other activities.

Previous passport or visas. For naturalized U.S. citizens born in Cameroon:
If applying for a visa for the first time, surrender the former Cameroonian passport. If you obtained a visa from Embassy previously, please submit photocopies of previous passport(s) and Cameroonian entry visa(s); If the old Cameroonian passport is lost, provide a police report as proof/evidence.

Additional documents. For eligible non-U.S. citizens: Please Provide:
- For permanent residents in the United States: a COPY front and back of the green card;
- Foreigners with a non-immigrant U.S. visa and their dependents (e.g.: H1B/H4, G1, G4, etc.): provide a photocopy of said visa.
- For applicants with a pending case with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service: provide any set of documents justifying that a procedure of adjustment of status is in progress;
- International students and their dependents (F1/F2 visas): COPY of most recent form I-20, and letter from the International Students Office of the school confirming a current enrollment under the F-1 status;
- Exchange visitors and their dependents (J1/J2): COPY of current form DS-2019;
- For other cases: provide a copy of any available/relevant immigration documents.

For minors. Please provide:
(1) A photocopy of the minor applicant’s birth certificate.
(2) A notarized letter of support jointly signed by both parents/legal guardians. If both parents cannot submit a jointly signed letter of support, each can submit their own notarized letter of support separately. This letter of support must specify that the parents/legal guardians are in agreement with the minor child’s travel to Cameroon, and Who will be traveling with the minor.
▪ If the father’s name is not mentioned on the birth certificate and the mother’s name only appears, she alone will submit this document.
▪ Legal guardians (who are not the biological parents) must provide photocopies of official documents assigning guardianship to them.
▪ If a parent/legal guardian is NOT physically present in the United States:
(a) Parents/legal guardians who are in Cameroon must provide a parental authorization legalized by the Police along with certified copies of their Cameroonian passport or national identity card. Scanned copies are acceptable.
(b) Parent(s)/legal guardian(s) neither in the United States nor in Cameroon must legalize their letter of support at the nearest Cameroonian Embassy or Consulate along with copies of their Cameroonian passport.
(3) For parents/legal guardians, copies of valid identification document (identification card, passport or other) and proof of residency status in the United States (valid visa, green card, I-20 form for students…).

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form. The application must be typed. Handwritten applications will not be accepted by the Consulate.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Include 2 passport style photos, with a white background, taken within the last 6 months. You may also choose to upload a photo to your order for us to print. There is a charge associated with this service. You can read the detailed information about Photo Requirements at the bottom of the page.

Itinerary. A copy of round trip tickets or detailed itinerary for the duration of the trip. The applicant's name must be on itinerary.

Yellow fever . A copy of the International Certificate of Vaccination (ICV) for yellow fever. To learn more about the yellow fever vaccination or to locate a vaccination clinic, please visit the CDC's yellow fever resource page .

Certified Letter of Invitation.. If the applicant is visiting a host in the country as listed on the application form they will be required to provide a certificate of accommodation "certificat d'hebergement" which is undersigned/NOTARIZED by Administrative or Immigration authorities in Cameroon. Not required if the traveler is an ex-Cameroonian citizen.

Business Letter. A business letter from either the sending company in the US or sponsoring company in Cameroon. The letter should be printed on company letterhead stationery, addressed to the Embassy of Cameroon, and signed by a senior manager. Business letters from US companies should adhere to the following guidelines:
• Briefly introduce the applicant (please specify employment status/position held in the company by applicant).
• State the nature of the business to be conducted (ie. business meetings, contract negotiations, etc.) and the names and addresses of companies to be contacted in Cameroon.
• Specify the Type and desired Validity of the visa (ie. one year multiple entry business visa).
• Guarantee of sufficient funds for travel.
The sample format for this letter can be found here

Old passport(s). Former Cameroonian citizens are required to turn in their old Cameroonian passport. Applicants that no longer have their passport should submit a letter addressed to the Embassy of Cameroon explaining exactly where, when, and how the passport was surrendered. Former Cameroonian citizens can (and should) provide a copy of a previous Cameroon visa in a US passport as evidence the old passport was surrendered.If the passport was lost or stolen, please submit a copy of the police report filed for the passport. Additional documents may be requested by the embassy.

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Two (02) identical passport-size recent color photographs with white background. Photo Requirements:
- Size: 2 inches by 2 inches; the head should make about 3/4 of the surface of the photo, should be positioned directly facing the camera, with the eyes open and looking at the camera;
- Natural facial expression (mouth closed, no smiling or frowning);
- Neck, chin, nose, forehead, and both ears clearly visible; Eyeglasses, face covering, and head/hair accessories prohibited.

Flight reservations. Copy of flight/trip reservation from airline or travel agency confirming the trip itinerary to Cameroon.

Bank statement. Provide a recent bank statement or a letter of invitation from the inviting party in Cameroon, legalized by the Police.

Yellow fever . Copy of vaccination certificate showing proof of yellow fever immunization (not required for infants under 1 year old). Provide a copy of your vaccination certificate that clearly shows a YELLOW FEVER/FIEVRE JAUNE/STAMARIL vaccine, NOT OTHER VACCINATIONS.
If not immunized against yellow fever, get vaccinated prior to submitting your application file.
If you cannot get a yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons, please provide a signed and stamped note from your primary care provider.

Company Letter. Company letter guaranteeing financial and legal responsibilities for the traveler for a duration of stay in Cameroon that must be explicitly specified in the letter (up to six (06) months or up to one (01) year depending on the case).

Warranty. Warranty of repatriation.

Introduction Letter. Letter of introduction from well identified business partner(s) in Cameroon, legalized by Immigration or Police Authorities.

Contract. Business contract between traveler(s) and partner(s) in Cameroon, undersigned by Administrative or Immigration Authorities.

Authorization Letter. An authorization, when required, issued by competent Authorities to practice a liberal profession or to promote farming, pastoral, industrial, commercial, artisanal, or other activities.

Previous passport or visas. For naturalized U.S. citizens born in Cameroon:
If applying for a visa for the first time, surrender the former Cameroonian passport. If you obtained a visa from Embassy previously, please submit photocopies of previous passport(s) and Cameroonian entry visa(s); If the old Cameroonian passport is lost, provide a police report as proof/evidence.

Additional documents. For eligible non-U.S. citizens: Please Provide:
- For permanent residents in the United States: a COPY front and back of the green card;
- Foreigners with a non-immigrant U.S. visa and their dependents (e.g.: H1B/H4, G1, G4, etc.): provide a photocopy of said visa.
- For applicants with a pending case with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service: provide any set of documents justifying that a procedure of adjustment of status is in progress;
- International students and their dependents (F1/F2 visas): COPY of most recent form I-20, and letter from the International Students Office of the school confirming a current enrollment under the F-1 status;
- Exchange visitors and their dependents (J1/J2): COPY of current form DS-2019;
- For other cases: provide a copy of any available/relevant immigration documents.

For minors. Please provide:
(1) A photocopy of the minor applicant’s birth certificate.
(2) A notarized letter of support jointly signed by both parents/legal guardians. If both parents cannot submit a jointly signed letter of support, each can submit their own notarized letter of support separately. This letter of support must specify that the parents/legal guardians are in agreement with the minor child’s travel to Cameroon, and Who will be traveling with the minor.
▪ If the father’s name is not mentioned on the birth certificate and the mother’s name only appears, she alone will submit this document.
▪ Legal guardians (who are not the biological parents) must provide photocopies of official documents assigning guardianship to them.
▪ If a parent/legal guardian is NOT physically present in the United States:
(a) Parents/legal guardians who are in Cameroon must provide a parental authorization legalized by the Police along with certified copies of their Cameroonian passport or national identity card. Scanned copies are acceptable.
(b) Parent(s)/legal guardian(s) neither in the United States nor in Cameroon must legalize their letter of support at the nearest Cameroonian Embassy or Consulate along with copies of their Cameroonian passport.
(3) For parents/legal guardians, copies of valid identification document (identification card, passport or other) and proof of residency status in the United States (valid visa, green card, I-20 form for students…).

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Two (02) identical passport-size recent color photographs with white background. Photo Requirements:
- Size: 2 inches by 2 inches; the head should make about 3/4 of the surface of the photo, should be positioned directly facing the camera, with the eyes open and looking at the camera;
- Natural facial expression (mouth closed, no smiling or frowning);
- Neck, chin, nose, forehead, and both ears clearly visible; Eyeglasses, face covering, and head/hair accessories prohibited.

Flight reservations. Copy of flight/trip reservation from airline or travel agency confirming the trip itinerary to Cameroon.

Proof of accommodation. Hotel reservation, letter of invitation from a tour operator legalized by the Police.

Bank statement. Recent bank statement from the prospective traveler or proof of sufficient resources during the stay in Cameroon.

Yellow fever . Copy of vaccination certificate showing proof of yellow fever immunization (not required for infants under 1 year old). Provide a copy of your vaccination certificate that clearly shows a YELLOW FEVER/FIEVRE JAUNE/STAMARIL vaccine, NOT OTHER VACCINATIONS.
If not immunized against yellow fever, get vaccinated prior to submitting your application file.
If you cannot get a yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons, please provide a signed and stamped note from your primary care provider.

Previous passport or visas. For naturalized U.S. citizens born in Cameroon:
If applying for a visa for the first time, surrender the former Cameroonian passport. If you obtained a visa from Embassy previously, please submit photocopies of previous passport(s) and Cameroonian entry visa(s); If the old Cameroonian passport is lost, provide a police report as proof/evidence.

Additional documents. For eligible non-U.S. citizens: Please Provide:
- For permanent residents in the United States: a COPY front and back of the green card;
- Foreigners with a non-immigrant U.S. visa and their dependents (e.g.: H1B/H4, G1, G4, etc.): provide a photocopy of said visa.
- For applicants with a pending case with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service: provide any set of documents justifying that a procedure of adjustment of status is in progress;
- International students and their dependents (F1/F2 visas): COPY of most recent form I-20, and letter from the International Students Office of the school confirming a current enrollment under the F-1 status;
- Exchange visitors and their dependents (J1/J2): COPY of current form DS-2019;
- For other cases: provide a copy of any available/relevant immigration documents.

For minors. Please provide:
(1) A photocopy of the minor applicant’s birth certificate.
(2) A notarized letter of support jointly signed by both parents/legal guardians. If both parents cannot submit a jointly signed letter of support, each can submit their own notarized letter of support separately. This letter of support must specify that the parents/legal guardians are in agreement with the minor child’s travel to Cameroon, and Who will be traveling with the minor.
▪ If the father’s name is not mentioned on the birth certificate and the mother’s name only appears, she alone will submit this document.
▪ Legal guardians (who are not the biological parents) must provide photocopies of official documents assigning guardianship to them.
▪ If a parent/legal guardian is NOT physically present in the United States:
(a) Parents/legal guardians who are in Cameroon must provide a parental authorization legalized by the Police along with certified copies of their Cameroonian passport or national identity card. Scanned copies are acceptable.
(b) Parent(s)/legal guardian(s) neither in the United States nor in Cameroon must legalize their letter of support at the nearest Cameroonian Embassy or Consulate along with copies of their Cameroonian passport.
(3) For parents/legal guardians, copies of valid identification document (identification card, passport or other) and proof of residency status in the United States (valid visa, green card, I-20 form for students…).

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Two (02) identical passport-size recent color photographs with white background. Photo Requirements:
- Size: 2 inches by 2 inches; the head should make about 3/4 of the surface of the photo, should be positioned directly facing the camera, with the eyes open and looking at the camera;
- Natural facial expression (mouth closed, no smiling or frowning);
- Neck, chin, nose, forehead, and both ears clearly visible; Eyeglasses, face covering, and head/hair accessories prohibited.

Flight reservations. Copy of flight/trip reservation from airline or travel agency confirming the trip itinerary to Cameroon.

Proof of accommodation. Hotel reservation, letter of invitation from a tour operator legalized by the Police.

Bank statement. Recent bank statement from the prospective traveler or proof of sufficient resources during the stay in Cameroon.

Yellow fever . Copy of vaccination certificate showing proof of yellow fever immunization (not required for infants under 1 year old). Provide a copy of your vaccination certificate that clearly shows a YELLOW FEVER/FIEVRE JAUNE/STAMARIL vaccine, NOT OTHER VACCINATIONS.
If not immunized against yellow fever, get vaccinated prior to submitting your application file.
If you cannot get a yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons, please provide a signed and stamped note from your primary care provider.

Previous passport or visas. For naturalized U.S. citizens born in Cameroon:
If applying for a visa for the first time, surrender the former Cameroonian passport. If you obtained a visa from Embassy previously, please submit photocopies of previous passport(s) and Cameroonian entry visa(s); If the old Cameroonian passport is lost, provide a police report as proof/evidence.

Additional documents. For eligible non-U.S. citizens: Please Provide:
- For permanent residents in the United States: a COPY front and back of the green card;
- Foreigners with a non-immigrant U.S. visa and their dependents (e.g.: H1B/H4, G1, G4, etc.): provide a photocopy of said visa.
- For applicants with a pending case with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service: provide any set of documents justifying that a procedure of adjustment of status is in progress;
- International students and their dependents (F1/F2 visas): COPY of most recent form I-20, and letter from the International Students Office of the school confirming a current enrollment under the F-1 status;
- Exchange visitors and their dependents (J1/J2): COPY of current form DS-2019;
- For other cases: provide a copy of any available/relevant immigration documents.

For minors. Please provide:
(1) A photocopy of the minor applicant’s birth certificate.
(2) A notarized letter of support jointly signed by both parents/legal guardians. If both parents cannot submit a jointly signed letter of support, each can submit their own notarized letter of support separately. This letter of support must specify that the parents/legal guardians are in agreement with the minor child’s travel to Cameroon, and Who will be traveling with the minor.
▪ If the father’s name is not mentioned on the birth certificate and the mother’s name only appears, she alone will submit this document.
▪ Legal guardians (who are not the biological parents) must provide photocopies of official documents assigning guardianship to them.
▪ If a parent/legal guardian is NOT physically present in the United States:
(a) Parents/legal guardians who are in Cameroon must provide a parental authorization legalized by the Police along with certified copies of their Cameroonian passport or national identity card. Scanned copies are acceptable.
(b) Parent(s)/legal guardian(s) neither in the United States nor in Cameroon must legalize their letter of support at the nearest Cameroonian Embassy or Consulate along with copies of their Cameroonian passport.
(3) For parents/legal guardians, copies of valid identification document (identification card, passport or other) and proof of residency status in the United States (valid visa, green card, I-20 form for students…).

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Two (02) identical passport-size recent color photographs with white background. Photo Requirements:
- Size: 2 inches by 2 inches; the head should make about 3/4 of the surface of the photo, should be positioned directly facing the camera, with the eyes open and looking at the camera;
- Natural facial expression (mouth closed, no smiling or frowning);
- Neck, chin, nose, forehead, and both ears clearly visible; Eyeglasses, face covering, and head/hair accessories prohibited.

Flight reservations. Copy of flight/trip reservation from airline or travel agency confirming the trip itinerary to Cameroon.

Proof of accommodation. Hotel reservation, letter of invitation from a tour operator legalized by the Police.

Bank statement. Recent bank statement from the prospective traveler or proof of sufficient resources during the stay in Cameroon.

Yellow fever . Copy of vaccination certificate showing proof of yellow fever immunization (not required for infants under 1 year old). Provide a copy of your vaccination certificate that clearly shows a YELLOW FEVER/FIEVRE JAUNE/STAMARIL vaccine, NOT OTHER VACCINATIONS.
If not immunized against yellow fever, get vaccinated prior to submitting your application file.
If you cannot get a yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons, please provide a signed and stamped note from your primary care provider.

Previous passport or visas. For naturalized U.S. citizens born in Cameroon:
If applying for a visa for the first time, surrender the former Cameroonian passport. If you obtained a visa from Embassy previously, please submit photocopies of previous passport(s) and Cameroonian entry visa(s); If the old Cameroonian passport is lost, provide a police report as proof/evidence.

Additional documents. For eligible non-U.S. citizens: Please Provide:
- For permanent residents in the United States: a COPY front and back of the green card;
- Foreigners with a non-immigrant U.S. visa and their dependents (e.g.: H1B/H4, G1, G4, etc.): provide a photocopy of said visa.
- For applicants with a pending case with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service: provide any set of documents justifying that a procedure of adjustment of status is in progress;
- International students and their dependents (F1/F2 visas): COPY of most recent form I-20, and letter from the International Students Office of the school confirming a current enrollment under the F-1 status;
- Exchange visitors and their dependents (J1/J2): COPY of current form DS-2019;
- For other cases: provide a copy of any available/relevant immigration documents.

For minors. Please provide:
(1) A photocopy of the minor applicant’s birth certificate.
(2) A notarized letter of support jointly signed by both parents/legal guardians. If both parents cannot submit a jointly signed letter of support, each can submit their own notarized letter of support separately. This letter of support must specify that the parents/legal guardians are in agreement with the minor child’s travel to Cameroon, and Who will be traveling with the minor.
▪ If the father’s name is not mentioned on the birth certificate and the mother’s name only appears, she alone will submit this document.
▪ Legal guardians (who are not the biological parents) must provide photocopies of official documents assigning guardianship to them.
▪ If a parent/legal guardian is NOT physically present in the United States:
(a) Parents/legal guardians who are in Cameroon must provide a parental authorization legalized by the Police along with certified copies of their Cameroonian passport or national identity card. Scanned copies are acceptable.
(b) Parent(s)/legal guardian(s) neither in the United States nor in Cameroon must legalize their letter of support at the nearest Cameroonian Embassy or Consulate along with copies of their Cameroonian passport.
(3) For parents/legal guardians, copies of valid identification document (identification card, passport or other) and proof of residency status in the United States (valid visa, green card, I-20 form for students…).

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Two (02) identical passport-size recent color photographs with white background. Photo Requirements:
- Size: 2 inches by 2 inches; the head should make about 3/4 of the surface of the photo, should be positioned directly facing the camera, with the eyes open and looking at the camera;
- Natural facial expression (mouth closed, no smiling or frowning);
- Neck, chin, nose, forehead, and both ears clearly visible; Eyeglasses, face covering, and head/hair accessories prohibited.

Flight reservations. Copy of flight/trip reservation from airline or travel agency confirming the trip itinerary to Cameroon.

Proof of accommodation. Hotel reservation, letter of invitation from a tour operator legalized by the Police.

Bank statement. Recent bank statement from the prospective traveler or proof of sufficient resources during the stay in Cameroon.

Yellow fever . Copy of vaccination certificate showing proof of yellow fever immunization (not required for infants under 1 year old). Provide a copy of your vaccination certificate that clearly shows a YELLOW FEVER/FIEVRE JAUNE/STAMARIL vaccine, NOT OTHER VACCINATIONS.
If not immunized against yellow fever, get vaccinated prior to submitting your application file.
If you cannot get a yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons, please provide a signed and stamped note from your primary care provider.

Previous passport or visas. For naturalized U.S. citizens born in Cameroon:
If applying for a visa for the first time, surrender the former Cameroonian passport. If you obtained a visa from Embassy previously, please submit photocopies of previous passport(s) and Cameroonian entry visa(s); If the old Cameroonian passport is lost, provide a police report as proof/evidence.

Additional documents. For eligible non-U.S. citizens: Please Provide:
- For permanent residents in the United States: a COPY front and back of the green card;
- Foreigners with a non-immigrant U.S. visa and their dependents (e.g.: H1B/H4, G1, G4, etc.): provide a photocopy of said visa.
- For applicants with a pending case with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service: provide any set of documents justifying that a procedure of adjustment of status is in progress;
- International students and their dependents (F1/F2 visas): COPY of most recent form I-20, and letter from the International Students Office of the school confirming a current enrollment under the F-1 status;
- Exchange visitors and their dependents (J1/J2): COPY of current form DS-2019;
- For other cases: provide a copy of any available/relevant immigration documents.

For minors. Please provide:
(1) A photocopy of the minor applicant’s birth certificate.
(2) A notarized letter of support jointly signed by both parents/legal guardians. If both parents cannot submit a jointly signed letter of support, each can submit their own notarized letter of support separately. This letter of support must specify that the parents/legal guardians are in agreement with the minor child’s travel to Cameroon, and Who will be traveling with the minor.
▪ If the father’s name is not mentioned on the birth certificate and the mother’s name only appears, she alone will submit this document.
▪ Legal guardians (who are not the biological parents) must provide photocopies of official documents assigning guardianship to them.
▪ If a parent/legal guardian is NOT physically present in the United States:
(a) Parents/legal guardians who are in Cameroon must provide a parental authorization legalized by the Police along with certified copies of their Cameroonian passport or national identity card. Scanned copies are acceptable.
(b) Parent(s)/legal guardian(s) neither in the United States nor in Cameroon must legalize their letter of support at the nearest Cameroonian Embassy or Consulate along with copies of their Cameroonian passport.
(3) For parents/legal guardians, copies of valid identification document (identification card, passport or other) and proof of residency status in the United States (valid visa, green card, I-20 form for students…).

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Two (02) identical passport-size recent color photographs with white background. Photo Requirements:
- Size: 2 inches by 2 inches; the head should make about 3/4 of the surface of the photo, should be positioned directly facing the camera, with the eyes open and looking at the camera;
- Natural facial expression (mouth closed, no smiling or frowning);
- Neck, chin, nose, forehead, and both ears clearly visible; Eyeglasses, face covering, and head/hair accessories prohibited.

Flight reservations. Copy of flight/trip reservation from airline or travel agency confirming the trip itinerary to Cameroon.

Bank statement. Provide a recent bank statement or a letter of invitation from the inviting party in Cameroon, legalized by the Police.

Yellow fever . Copy of vaccination certificate showing proof of yellow fever immunization (not required for infants under 1 year old). Provide a copy of your vaccination certificate that clearly shows a YELLOW FEVER/FIEVRE JAUNE/STAMARIL vaccine, NOT OTHER VACCINATIONS.
If not immunized against yellow fever, get vaccinated prior to submitting your application file.
If you cannot get a yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons, please provide a signed and stamped note from your primary care provider.

Company Letter. Company letter guaranteeing financial and legal responsibilities for the traveler for a duration of stay in Cameroon that must be explicitly specified in the letter (up to six (06) months or up to one (01) year depending on the case).

Warranty. Warranty of repatriation.

Introduction Letter. Letter of introduction from well identified business partner(s) in Cameroon, legalized by Immigration or Police Authorities.

Contract. Business contract between traveler(s) and partner(s) in Cameroon, undersigned by Administrative or Immigration Authorities.

Authorization Letter. An authorization, when required, issued by competent Authorities to practice a liberal profession or to promote farming, pastoral, industrial, commercial, artisanal, or other activities.

Previous passport or visas. For naturalized U.S. citizens born in Cameroon:
If applying for a visa for the first time, surrender the former Cameroonian passport. If you obtained a visa from Embassy previously, please submit photocopies of previous passport(s) and Cameroonian entry visa(s); If the old Cameroonian passport is lost, provide a police report as proof/evidence.

Additional documents. For eligible non-U.S. citizens: Please Provide:
- For permanent residents in the United States: a COPY front and back of the green card;
- Foreigners with a non-immigrant U.S. visa and their dependents (e.g.: H1B/H4, G1, G4, etc.): provide a photocopy of said visa.
- For applicants with a pending case with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service: provide any set of documents justifying that a procedure of adjustment of status is in progress;
- International students and their dependents (F1/F2 visas): COPY of most recent form I-20, and letter from the International Students Office of the school confirming a current enrollment under the F-1 status;
- Exchange visitors and their dependents (J1/J2): COPY of current form DS-2019;
- For other cases: provide a copy of any available/relevant immigration documents.

For minors. Please provide:
(1) A photocopy of the minor applicant’s birth certificate.
(2) A notarized letter of support jointly signed by both parents/legal guardians. If both parents cannot submit a jointly signed letter of support, each can submit their own notarized letter of support separately. This letter of support must specify that the parents/legal guardians are in agreement with the minor child’s travel to Cameroon, and Who will be traveling with the minor.
▪ If the father’s name is not mentioned on the birth certificate and the mother’s name only appears, she alone will submit this document.
▪ Legal guardians (who are not the biological parents) must provide photocopies of official documents assigning guardianship to them.
▪ If a parent/legal guardian is NOT physically present in the United States:
(a) Parents/legal guardians who are in Cameroon must provide a parental authorization legalized by the Police along with certified copies of their Cameroonian passport or national identity card. Scanned copies are acceptable.
(b) Parent(s)/legal guardian(s) neither in the United States nor in Cameroon must legalize their letter of support at the nearest Cameroonian Embassy or Consulate along with copies of their Cameroonian passport.
(3) For parents/legal guardians, copies of valid identification document (identification card, passport or other) and proof of residency status in the United States (valid visa, green card, I-20 form for students…).

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Two (02) identical passport-size recent color photographs with white background. Photo Requirements:
- Size: 2 inches by 2 inches; the head should make about 3/4 of the surface of the photo, should be positioned directly facing the camera, with the eyes open and looking at the camera;
- Natural facial expression (mouth closed, no smiling or frowning);
- Neck, chin, nose, forehead, and both ears clearly visible; Eyeglasses, face covering, and head/hair accessories prohibited.

Flight reservations. Copy of flight/trip reservation from airline or travel agency confirming the trip itinerary to Cameroon.

Bank statement. Provide a recent bank statement or a letter of invitation from the inviting party in Cameroon, legalized by the Police.

Yellow fever . Copy of vaccination certificate showing proof of yellow fever immunization (not required for infants under 1 year old). Provide a copy of your vaccination certificate that clearly shows a YELLOW FEVER/FIEVRE JAUNE/STAMARIL vaccine, NOT OTHER VACCINATIONS.
If not immunized against yellow fever, get vaccinated prior to submitting your application file.
If you cannot get a yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons, please provide a signed and stamped note from your primary care provider.

Company Letter. Company letter guaranteeing financial and legal responsibilities for the traveler for a duration of stay in Cameroon that must be explicitly specified in the letter (up to six (06) months or up to one (01) year depending on the case).

Warranty. Warranty of repatriation.

Introduction Letter. Letter of introduction from well identified business partner(s) in Cameroon, legalized by Immigration or Police Authorities.

Contract. Business contract between traveler(s) and partner(s) in Cameroon, undersigned by Administrative or Immigration Authorities.

Authorization Letter. An authorization, when required, issued by competent Authorities to practice a liberal profession or to promote farming, pastoral, industrial, commercial, artisanal, or other activities.

Previous passport or visas. For naturalized U.S. citizens born in Cameroon:
If applying for a visa for the first time, surrender the former Cameroonian passport. If you obtained a visa from Embassy previously, please submit photocopies of previous passport(s) and Cameroonian entry visa(s); If the old Cameroonian passport is lost, provide a police report as proof/evidence.

Additional documents. For eligible non-U.S. citizens: Please Provide:
- For permanent residents in the United States: a COPY front and back of the green card;
- Foreigners with a non-immigrant U.S. visa and their dependents (e.g.: H1B/H4, G1, G4, etc.): provide a photocopy of said visa.
- For applicants with a pending case with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service: provide any set of documents justifying that a procedure of adjustment of status is in progress;
- International students and their dependents (F1/F2 visas): COPY of most recent form I-20, and letter from the International Students Office of the school confirming a current enrollment under the F-1 status;
- Exchange visitors and their dependents (J1/J2): COPY of current form DS-2019;
- For other cases: provide a copy of any available/relevant immigration documents.

For minors. Please provide:
(1) A photocopy of the minor applicant’s birth certificate.
(2) A notarized letter of support jointly signed by both parents/legal guardians. If both parents cannot submit a jointly signed letter of support, each can submit their own notarized letter of support separately. This letter of support must specify that the parents/legal guardians are in agreement with the minor child’s travel to Cameroon, and Who will be traveling with the minor.
▪ If the father’s name is not mentioned on the birth certificate and the mother’s name only appears, she alone will submit this document.
▪ Legal guardians (who are not the biological parents) must provide photocopies of official documents assigning guardianship to them.
▪ If a parent/legal guardian is NOT physically present in the United States:
(a) Parents/legal guardians who are in Cameroon must provide a parental authorization legalized by the Police along with certified copies of their Cameroonian passport or national identity card. Scanned copies are acceptable.
(b) Parent(s)/legal guardian(s) neither in the United States nor in Cameroon must legalize their letter of support at the nearest Cameroonian Embassy or Consulate along with copies of their Cameroonian passport.
(3) For parents/legal guardians, copies of valid identification document (identification card, passport or other) and proof of residency status in the United States (valid visa, green card, I-20 form for students…).

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form. The application must be typed. Handwritten applications will not be accepted by the Consulate.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Include 2 passport style photos, with a white background, taken within the last 6 months. You may also choose to upload a photo to your order for us to print. There is a charge associated with this service. You can read the detailed information about Photo Requirements at the bottom of the page.

Itinerary. A copy of round trip tickets or detailed itinerary for the duration of the trip. The applicant's name must be on itinerary.

Yellow fever . A copy of the International Certificate of Vaccination (ICV) for yellow fever. To learn more about the yellow fever vaccination or to locate a vaccination clinic, please visit the CDC's yellow fever resource page .

Certified Letter of Invitation.. If the applicant is visiting a host in the country as listed on the application form they will be required to provide a certificate of accommodation "certificat d'hebergement" which is undersigned/NOTARIZED by Administrative or Immigration authorities in Cameroon. Not required if the traveler is an ex-Cameroonian citizen.

Old passport(s). Former Cameroonian citizens are required to turn in their old Cameroonian passport. Applicants that no longer have their passport should submit a letter addressed to the Embassy of Cameroon explaining exactly where, when, and how the passport was surrendered. Former Cameroonian citizens can (and should) provide a copy of a previous Cameroon visa in a US passport as evidence the old passport was surrendered.If the passport was lost or stolen, please submit a copy of the police report filed for the passport. Additional documents may be requested by the embassy.

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form. The application must be typed. Handwritten applications will not be accepted by the Consulate.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Include 2 passport style photos, with a white background, taken within the last 6 months. You may also choose to upload a photo to your order for us to print. There is a charge associated with this service. You can read the detailed information about Photo Requirements at the bottom of the page.

Itinerary. A copy of round trip tickets or detailed itinerary for the duration of the trip. The applicant's name must be on itinerary.

Yellow fever . A copy of the International Certificate of Vaccination (ICV) for yellow fever. To learn more about the yellow fever vaccination or to locate a vaccination clinic, please visit the CDC's yellow fever resource page.

Certified Letter of Invitation.. If the applicant is visiting a host in the country as listed on the application form they will be required to provide a certificate of accommodation "certificat d'hebergement" which is undersigned/NOTARIZED by Administrative or Immigration authorities in Cameroon. Not required if the traveler is an ex-Cameroonian citizen.

Old passport(s). Former Cameroonian citizens are required to turn in their old Cameroonian passport. Applicants that no longer have their passport should submit a letter addressed to the Embassy of Cameroon explaining exactly where, when, and how the passport was surrendered. Former Cameroonian citizens can (and should) provide a copy of a previous Cameroon visa in a US passport as evidence the old passport was surrendered.If the passport was lost or stolen, please submit a copy of the police report filed for the passport. Additional documents may be requested by the embassy.

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form.

Passport copy. A clear scan of the information page of your valid, signed passport.

Itinerary. Copy of flight ticket to Cameroon showing the travel itinerary (travel dates and transit cities and countries).

Proof of accommodation. Hotel reservation, letter of invitation from a tour operator legalized by the Police.

Yellow fever . Copy of vaccination certificate showing proof of yellow fever immunization (not required for infants under 1 year old). Provide a copy of your vaccination certificate that clearly shows a YELLOW FEVER/FIEVRE JAUNE/STAMARIL vaccine, NOT OTHER VACCINATIONS.
If not immunized against yellow fever, get vaccinated prior to submitting your application file.
If you cannot get a yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons, please provide a signed and stamped note from your primary care provider.

Proof of Financial Support. Proof of financial support (not required for travelers of Cameroonian origin): Submit the appropriate documentation indicated below:
- The traveler will be supporting themselves financially during the trip to Cameroon: Submit a recent bank statement (less than 3 months old).
- Travel expenses will be supported by a third party (individual): Submit a notarized letter of support along with a copy of a recent bank statement (less than 3 months old) from the third party.
- Travel expenses will be supported by the traveler’s company/organization: Submit a signed letter of financial support/responsibility on company letterhead.
- The trip is sponsored by an individual/company/organization in Cameroon: Letter of invitation legalized by the Police in Cameroon confirming that travel expenses will be the covered by the inviting party.

For minors. Please provide:
a. Copy of the minor applicant’s birth certificate.
b. Copy of official/Court documentation assigning guardianship for legal guardians who are not the minor’s biological parents.
c. Copies of parents/legal guardians’ valid identification document (identification card, passport or other) and proof of residency status in their country of residence (copy of US or foreign passport, valid visa, residency permit, I-20 form for students, etc.).
d. Notarized letter of support jointly signed by both parents/legal guardians expressing agreement for the minor’s trip to Cameroon, and specifying who will be traveling with the child. If the letter cannot be signed jointly, 2 separate letters (one for each parent) must be provided.

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form.

Passport copy. A clear scan of the information page of your valid, signed passport.

Itinerary. Copy of flight ticket to Cameroon showing the travel itinerary (travel dates and transit cities and countries).

Yellow fever . Copy of vaccination certificate showing proof of yellow fever immunization (not required for infants under 1 year old). Provide a copy of your vaccination certificate that clearly shows a YELLOW FEVER/FIEVRE JAUNE/STAMARIL vaccine, NOT OTHER VACCINATIONS.
If not immunized against yellow fever, get vaccinated prior to submitting your application file.
If you cannot get a yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons, please provide a signed and stamped note from your primary care provider.

Proof of Financial Support. Proof of financial support (not required for travelers of Cameroonian origin): Submit the appropriate documentation indicated below:
- The traveler will be supporting themselves financially during the trip to Cameroon: Submit a recent bank statement (less than 3 months old).
- Travel expenses will be supported by a third party (individual): Submit a notarized letter of support along with a copy of a recent bank statement (less than 3 months old) from the third party.
- Travel expenses will be supported by the traveler’s company/organization: Submit a signed letter of financial support/responsibility on company letterhead.
- The trip is sponsored by an individual/company/organization in Cameroon: Letter of invitation legalized by the Police in Cameroon confirming that travel expenses will be the covered by the inviting party.

Company Letter. Company letter guaranteeing financial and legal responsibilities for the traveler for a duration of stay in Cameroon of up to 6 months.

Warranty. Warranty of repatriation.

Introduction Letter. Letter of introduction from well identified business partner(s) or prospective business partners in Cameroon, legalized by Immigration or Police Authorities.

Contract. Business contract between traveler(s) and partner(s) in Cameroon, undersigned by Administrative or Immigration Authorities.

Authorization Letter. An authorization, when required, issued by competent Authorities to practice a liberal profession or to promote farming, pastoral, industrial, commercial, artisanal, or other activities.

For minors. Please provide:
a. Copy of the minor applicant’s birth certificate.
b. Copy of official/Court documentation assigning guardianship for legal guardians who are not the minor’s biological parents.
c. Copies of parents/legal guardians’ valid identification document (identification card, passport or other) and proof of residency status in their country of residence (copy of US or foreign passport, valid visa, residency permit, I-20 form for students, etc.).
d. Notarized letter of support jointly signed by both parents/legal guardians expressing agreement for the minor’s trip to Cameroon, and specifying who will be traveling with the child. If the letter cannot be signed jointly, 2 separate letters (one for each parent) must be provided.

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form.

Passport copy. A clear scan of the information page of your valid, signed passport.

Itinerary. Copy of flight ticket to Cameroon showing the travel itinerary (travel dates and transit cities and countries).

Yellow fever . Copy of vaccination certificate showing proof of yellow fever immunization (not required for infants under 1 year old). Provide a copy of your vaccination certificate that clearly shows a YELLOW FEVER/FIEVRE JAUNE/STAMARIL vaccine, NOT OTHER VACCINATIONS.
If not immunized against yellow fever, get vaccinated prior to submitting your application file.
If you cannot get a yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons, please provide a signed and stamped note from your primary care provider.

Proof of Financial Support. Proof of financial support (not required for travelers of Cameroonian origin): Submit the appropriate documentation indicated below:
- The traveler will be supporting themselves financially during the trip to Cameroon: Submit a recent bank statement (less than 3 months old).
- Travel expenses will be supported by a third party (individual): Submit a notarized letter of support along with a copy of a recent bank statement (less than 3 months old) from the third party.
- Travel expenses will be supported by the traveler’s company/organization: Submit a signed letter of financial support/responsibility on company letterhead.
- The trip is sponsored by an individual/company/organization in Cameroon: Letter of invitation legalized by the Police in Cameroon confirming that travel expenses will be the covered by the inviting party.

Company Letter. Company letter guaranteeing financial and legal responsibilities for the traveler for a duration of stay in Cameroon of up to 6 months.

Warranty. Warranty of repatriation.

Introduction Letter. Letter of introduction from well identified business partner(s) or prospective business partners in Cameroon, legalized by Immigration or Police Authorities.

Contract. Business contract between traveler(s) and partner(s) in Cameroon, undersigned by Administrative or Immigration Authorities.

Authorization Letter. An authorization, when required, issued by competent Authorities to practice a liberal profession or to promote farming, pastoral, industrial, commercial, artisanal, or other activities.

For minors. Please provide:
a. Copy of the minor applicant’s birth certificate.
b. Copy of official/Court documentation assigning guardianship for legal guardians who are not the minor’s biological parents.
c. Copies of parents/legal guardians’ valid identification document (identification card, passport or other) and proof of residency status in their country of residence (copy of US or foreign passport, valid visa, residency permit, I-20 form for students, etc.).
d. Notarized letter of support jointly signed by both parents/legal guardians expressing agreement for the minor’s trip to Cameroon, and specifying who will be traveling with the child. If the letter cannot be signed jointly, 2 separate letters (one for each parent) must be provided.

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form. The application must be typed. Handwritten applications will not be accepted by the Consulate.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Include 2 passport style photos, with a white background, taken within the last 6 months. You may also choose to upload a photo to your order for us to print. There is a charge associated with this service. You can read the detailed information about Photo Requirements at the bottom of the page.

State Department Letter. A letter from the US Department of State, sending department, or agency, addressed to "Embassy of Cameroon, Washington D.C. ", explaining purpose of travel and dates of the trip. Letter must contain the applicant's name and the passport number.

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed application form. The application must be typed. Handwritten applications will not be accepted by the Consulate.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Include 2 passport style photos, with a white background, taken within the last 6 months. You may also choose to upload a photo to your order for us to print. There is a charge associated with this service. You can read the detailed information about Photo Requirements at the bottom of the page.

Itinerary. A copy of round trip tickets or detailed itinerary for the duration of the trip. The applicant's name must be on itinerary.

Yellow fever . A copy of the International Certificate of Vaccination (ICV) for yellow fever. To learn more about the yellow fever vaccination or to locate a vaccination clinic, please visit the CDC's yellow fever resource page.

Bank statement. A copy of the applicant's most recent monthly bank statement showing proof of sufficient funds. The statement must clearly show the applicant's name as the account holder, the balances of the accounts, and the date of the statement. Not required if the traveler is an ex-Cameroonian citizen.

Missionary Letter. A letter of invitation from the sponsor or host in Cameroon explaining the purpose of travel, length of stay, place of stay, and host's contact information.

Old passport(s). Former Cameroonian citizens are required to turn in their old Cameroonian passport. Applicants that no longer have their passport should submit a letter addressed to the Embassy of Cameroon explaining exactly where, when, and how the passport was surrendered. Former Cameroonian citizens can (and should) provide a copy of a previous Cameroon visa in a US passport as evidence the old passport was surrendered.If the passport was lost or stolen, please submit a copy of the police report filed for the passport. Additional documents may be requested by the embassy.

Visa application form. Fully completed and signed two visa application forms (write/type in capital letters only).

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the intended date of departure from the territory of the destination country and has at least 2 blank visa pages.

Passport copy. 2 Photocopies of the photo page of the applicant's passport.

Passport-type photograph. Include 2 passport style photos (4.5 x 3.5 cm), with a white background, taken within the last 6 months. You may also choose to upload a photo to your order for us to print. There is a charge associated with this service.

Itinerary. Copy of flight/trip reservation from airline or travel agency confirming the trip itinerary to Cameroon. A travel document cannot be issued without this document and Failure to provide it will lead to the rejection of the file. Take note of the following:
- Travelers are advised to make only a reservation and not to purchase their ticket until the travel document is issued.
- Please check your reservation to verify that the time between the date of submission of your request to the Embassy and your arrival in Cameroon is LESS THAN 90 DAYS.

Yellow fever . Copy of vaccination certificate showing proof of yellow fever immunization (not required for infants under 1 year old). Provide a copy of your vaccination certificate that clearly shows a YELLOW FEVER/FIEVRE JAUNE/STAMARIL vaccine, NOT OTHER VACCINATIONS. If not immunized against yellow fever, get vaccinated prior to submitting your application file. If you cannot get a yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons, please provide a signed and stamped note from your primary care provider.

Proof of accommodation. A copy of hotel reservations or other lodgings for the duration of the trip. The applicant's name must be on the reservation.

Business invitation. A business invitation letter from the sponsoring company in the destination country. The letter should be printed on company letterhead stationery, addressed to "The Consulate of Cameroon, Visa Section", and signed by a senior manager. The business letter must adhere to the following guidelines:
Briefly introduce the applicant (please specify employment status/position held in the company by applicant).
State the nature of the business to be conducted (i.e. business meetings, contract negotiations, etc.) and the names and addresses of companies to be contacted in the destination country.
Specify the Type and desired Validity of the visa (i.e. a one year multiple entry business visa).

Proof of status. Naturalized U.S. citizens born in Cameroon: If applying for a visa for the first time, surrender the former Cameroonian passport. In case that you obtained a visa from this Embassy previously, please submit photocopies of previous passport(s) and Cameroonian entry visa(s); If the old Cameroonian passport is lost, provide a police report as proof/evidence.

Bank statement OR Invitation letter. All prospective travelers going to Cameroon who are NOT of Cameroonian origin need to provide either a recent bank statement OR a letter of invitation from the inviting party in Cameroon LEGALIZED BY THE POLICE.

Business Letter. Company letter guaranteeing financial and legal responsibilities for the traveler for a duration of stay in Cameroon that must be explicitly specified in the letter (up to six (06) months or up to one (01) year depending on the case).


This document is optional, in case if you provide us with Introduction letter/Business contract/Authorization letter/Warranty

Introduction Letter. Letter of introduction from well identified business partner(s) in Cameroon, legalized by Immigration or Police Authorities.


This document is optional, in case if you provide us with Business letter/Business contract/Authorization letter/Warranty

Contract. Business contract between traveler(s) and partner(s) in Cameroon, undersigned by Administrative or Immigration Authorities.


This document is optional, in case if you provide us with Introduction letter/Business letter/Authorization letter/Warranty

Authorization Letter. An authorization, when required, issued by competent Authorities to practice a liberal profession or to promote farming, pastoral, industrial, commercial, artisanal, or other activities.



This document is optional, in case if you provide us with Introduction letter/Business contract/Business letter/Warranty

Warranty. Warranty of repatriation.


This document is optional, in case if you provide us with Introduction letter/Business contract/Authorization letter/Business letter