Access and stay in Cameroon require obtaining a visa; this official document that a foreigner must present when entering the territory of our country.
Concretely, in Belgium, the Embassy of Cameroon in Brussels issues transit visas, tourist visas for several entries and exits valid for 6 months or more.
Since May 1, the procedure for obtaining a visa for Cameroon has changed. Exit the paper version. Cameroon has switched to the E-visa. Everything now happens online through the consular services portal; a digital platform set up by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Announced with great fanfare by the Cameroonian authorities at the beginning of 2023, the www.evisacam.cm portal has therefore been operational for a month. Information is available in French and English.
After a month of commissioning, all is not rosy, as with any initiative, start-up difficulties have arisen. Some hiccups have been reported by users, particularly at the payment stage.
To find out a little more about this brand new consular service and in order to enlighten users, the editorial staff of Camer.be met a reference person.
Olivier Khenago Tazo methodically explains the steps to follow from online pre-enrollment from your living room, to printing the Visa here at Avenue Brugmann.
KENHAGO TAZO Olivier: “The paper version of the entry visa to Cameroon is definitely over”
