Internship: For individuals undertaking a supervised internship
or practical training programme with an organisation in Cameroon.
Promotor: For representatives promoting products, services, or
business activities on behalf of an organisation.
Religious Visit: For travellers entering Cameroon to participate
in religious activities or faith-based engagements on a temporary basis.
Study: For students enrolled in an academic or educational
programme at a recognised institution in Cameroon.
Work: For foreign nationals taking up employment in Cameroon.
Audit: For professionals travelling to Cameroon to conduct
audits, inspections, or compliance reviews for an organisation.
Conference: For attendees participating in conferences,
conventions, or formal meetings held in Cameroon.
Evangelism: For individuals engaging in missionary or
evangelistic activities in accordance with local regulations.
Family Reunion: For applicants joining immediate family members
residing legally in Cameroon for an extended stay.
Family Regrouping: For dependants seeking to reunite with a
legally resident family member under approved immigration provisions.
Humanitarian: For travellers involved in humanitarian aid,
relief operations, or charitable missions.
Professional: For carrying out professional duties in Cameroon.
Repatriation: For individuals returning to Cameroon under
official repatriation or return arrangements.
Seminar: For participants attending seminars, workshops, or
structured training events.
Sports: For athletes, coaches, or officials participating in
sporting events or activities.
Teaching: For educators travelling to Cameroon to teach or
provide academic instructions.
Training: For individuals attending professional or skills-based
training programmes.
Vacation: For travellers visiting Cameroon for leisure or
holiday purposes.
Volunteer: For individuals undertaking unpaid volunteer work
with approved organisations.
Validity, Stay Period, and Entry Options
Validity & Maximum Stay: 6-12 months
Entry: Available in single-entry and multiple-entry options
Note: Once the validity of your long-stay eVisa expires, you must leave the country without
delay unless you have received an official extension.
Requirements for a Long-term eVisa
Valid Passport: Your passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months from your date of
entry into Cameroon.
Travel Tickets: Provide a confirmed round-trip flight ticket to Cameroon.
Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate: A valid international Yellow Fever vaccination
certificate is required.
Proof of Purpose, Funds, and Accommodation: You will need to provide proof of the purpose
of your visit, sufficient financial means, and accommodation arrangements for your stay in Cameroon.
Repatriation Guarantee or Insurance: You must provide proof of repatriation coverage or
insurance for emergency return expenses if necessary.
Student Documents: Students must provide a certificate of enrolment or re-enrolment from
a recognised educational institution in Cameroon.
Training or Internship Documents: Trainees or interns must provide an approved training
or internship document issued by the relevant authority.
Employment Documents: Applicants intending to work in Cameroon must provide an employment
contract approved by the competent employment authority.
Professional or Business Authorisation: Applicants planning to engage in professional,
commercial, agricultural, artistic, religious, or promotional activities may need authorisation from the
relevant authority.
Family and Minor Supporting Documents: Spouses must provide proof of marriage, while
dependent children must provide proof of parental relationship. Minors will also need additional
supporting documents, such as parental consent.
Proof of Residence: A certificate or proof of residence/domicile must be provided.
Proof of Profession or Occupation: Applicants must provide proof of their current
profession, occupation, or employment status.
Note: This is a compiled list of all Cameroon long-stay eVisa
requirements. The specific documents required vary depending on the purpose of your visit.
How to Apply for a Cameroon Long-term eVisa?
Step 1: Check Requirements
Review the visa conditions and prepare the required documents.
Step 2: Application Completion
Choose the long-term eVisa, enter your details, upload documents, and complete the form.
Step 3: eVisa Fee Payment
Make the required online payment to process your request.
Step 4: Cameroon eVisa Issuance
After approval, receive it by email and carry a printed copy when travelling.
Note: You can track your application progress using the Cameroon eVisa Status
Check tool.
Cost and Processing Speeds
Cost Details: The cost of a Cameroon long-stay eVisa depends on your nationality, entry
type, and processing speed. For the latest charges, visit the Cameroon eVisa Fee page.
Processing Time: How fast the Cameroon eVisa can be processed depends on the processing
speed selected by the applicant:
Normal Processing
Standard processing takes 9 - 11 Working Days.
Rush Processing
Faster processing, takes 7 - 9 Working Days.
Super Rush Processing
Urgent processing takes 5 - 7 Working Days.
How to Extend a Cameroon Long Stay eVisa
Applicants may submit an extension request before visa expiry. The process includes:
Visit the Cameroon DGSN
Go to the General Delegation for National Security (DGSN) and submit your extension request with
documents explaining why you need to stay longer.
Assessment
Immigration authorities assess each extension request individually. Approval depends on compliance with
applicable immigration regulations.
Long Stay eVisa Benefits and Limitations
Benefits
Stay in Cameroon for up to one year.
Work or study if approved for that purpose.
Live with close family members.
Spend more time settling in and exploring the country.
Limitations
The visa provides temporary residence status for the approved duration only.
Activities are restricted to the approved purpose only.
Extensions require formal approval from immigration authorities.
Violating visa conditions can result in cancellation and possible removal.
Review the rejection notice carefully and submit a new application after correcting the identified issue.
Check your inbox and spam folder for the approval email. Contact the customer support team if the email is
not received within the stated timeframe.
Entry into Cameroon remains subject to assessment by immigration officers at the port of entry.
Content Disclaimer: This content reflects updates as of Jun 2026.
Applicants are advised to verify requirements with official agencies, embassies, and airlines before travel.