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& VISAS
A valid Passport for at least 6months
and a Visa is required by all except nationals of Germany and
are NOT available at any land borders, although you can obtain
them relatively easily in all the neighbouring countries but will
often require you to show you have an onward ticket.
You may have to provide evidence that you have sufficient funds
to support your length of stay in the country. Click
here here for a list of Embassies
and Consulates around the world
Visas are required by all except nationals
of Germany and are NOT available at any land borders, although
you can be obtained at the embassy or Consulate in your country
of residence or in the embassies or consular services in neighboring
countries but will often require you to show you have an onward
ticket. Visitors can also contact us to obtain a visa upon arrival
in any Cameroon port of entry. In the later case, they have to
provide the appropriate authority with passport details which
will be used to apply to the Directorate of Frontier Police for
authorization to obtain visa at port of entry. You may have to
provide evidence that you have sufficient funds to support your
length of stay in the country. Visa extensions can be obtained
in any of the regional capitals with any great problems or cost.
VACCINATION
Tourists have to present vaccination
certificates for yellow fever or any other infectious disease
declared by the competent health authorities upon arrival in Cameroon.
To prevent from malaria, tourists are advised to bring along anti-malarial
drugs.
INSURANCE
If you need medical care whilst in
Cameroon, it is best to be aware that medical providers may not
accept payment through your insurance company. In these circumstances
you will have to pay in full after your treatment and file a claim
with your insurance company for reimbursement. Therefore you should
have access to cash, either from a credit card or by wire transfer.
If you need assistance contact the country's local embassy or
representative.
To be compensated you must be treated
by licensed medical personnel and provide your insurance company
with proper documentation and receipts.
It is advisable to always ensure you have a comprehensive travel
insurance policy which covers you for repatriation to your home
country.
TRANSLATOR
A translator or interpreter might
be required in some remote areas if tourists want to interact
with the locals. However, our tour guides are perfectly bilingual
and highly proficient in the local languages.
EMBASSIES
Click here
to read more about Cameroon embassies and their locations world
wide.
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