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Ok , does anybody here have info on our neighboring country Cameroon?


Im thinking of going there next year. My parents have a problem of me traveling home by myself, so I was wondering if Cameroon is better, because I have family that stay there, and my close friend has a place there where he can show me around. 



So what do you think, Safe or no? Booring or exciting?

I personally want to visit their beaches, I heard they are very nice.


So what do you think.

Cameroon is a very pleasant country. Subjectively its much safer than Nigeria. I have family there myself.

Thanks snow, I was thinking I would be safer there by myself and I would have more privacy because "Everyone" would want to see me  in 9ja  and Im not the type to refuse seeing family unless they are irritating.

How is the nightlife?

Traveling by cars? Roads?


Wait do I need a visa for Cameroon?

platinumnk:

Thanks snow, I was thinking I would be safer there by myself and I would have more privacy because "Everyone" would want to see me  in 9ja  and Im not the type to refuse seeing family unless they are irritating.

How is the nightlife?

Traveling by cars? Roads?

Wait do I need a visa for Cameroon?

Yes you will need a Visa, locate the consulate in your country (where you live)

--A port valid for at least 6 months.

--Two completed application forms

--Two port-size photographs taken frontally

--a legalised letter of invitation with the Cameroon police from either the host//partner in Cameroon and a letter of sponsorship from the applicant's well-known employer/establishment/organisation (in the case
of a private or business visit).

--Applicants would also need to show a return or continuation ticket and
proof of financial means of subsistence except where a tour operator/travel agency is organising the trip. A confirmed hotel reservation for tourists not in organised trips.

--Visa application fee

ok I just checked the Visa stuff, getting a visa wont be that hard and it be cool to get another stamp on my port lol


but can I come home and take the ship across to Cameroon and then come in like that.

platinumnk:

ok I just checked the Visa stuff, getting a visa wont be that hard and it be cool to get another stamp on my port lol


but can I come home and take the ship across to Cameroon and then come in like that.

Yes, you probably can, most African countries especially those surrounding Nigeria have very porous borders BUT
to be on the safer side when staying for more than a few days it is advisable to have the visa just in case some one ask- _{their gendarme** (police) are not very friendly to Nigerians according to some reports}

@ Disguy

You are quite right about the visa for cameroun, although this never occured to me and i have several Nigerian friends who have been there without visas. However they had gone there by land through cross river/akwa ibom states.

I heard Ghana has a nice beaches though. Not sure about Cameroon. As for safety, they are both safer than Nigeria. However, since you already have some in Cameroon, it will be likely be a better choice.

_{wow Bossman, is that you?!?!?!} 

Ghana is also a good choice, with more flight and coach options for friends and family to visit you- holiday for you and friends

Kribi Beach

My Pastor went dis dis year and he didnt apply for any visa. Though, he had a programme dia, so we just booked tkt for him and he waka go,

Like Dis Guy said, collect visa incase dem ask you for it, or rather carry a badge telling dem u r d 1st Lady of GUSVE!!!!! LOL

Dat huy is correct!

SHALOM

why will I need a VISA, are we not neighbours anymore

skfa1:

why will I need a VISA, are we not neighbours anymore

Neighbours? And dem still dey depot our people, 4get neighbour my guy

SHALOM

You will not need visa to get into an ECOWAS country such as Ghana. Cameroon is NOT a member though.

National Nigeria (NG)           /Destination Cameroon (CM)


Cameroon (CM)



port required.
- port and/or port replacing documents must be valid
  on arrival.

Visa required, except for Nationals of Nigeria, for a stay of

max. 90 days ,provided holding normal ports.
Additional Information:

- All persons disembarking in Cameroon must hold confirmed
  onward or return tickets and other documents required for

  their next destination.

Confirm here

It is not compulsory for Nigerians to get visa if staying for less than 90 days. Stay Period will be giving at the point of entrance. But then it is better to be safe than sorry, if you have the time, apply and get the visa.

It berra 2 b safe dan srry. Sure, if u can apply 4 d visa den do dat!

SHALOM

I dont have a nigerian port though

If you are holding US port, better you apply for a visa.

National U.S.A. (US) /Destination Cameroon (CM)


Cameroon (CM)



port required.
- port and/or port replacing documents must be valid
on arrival.

Visa required.

Visa Issuance:
- On arrival: if required, to those holding a prior approval
from Le Delegue General de L'Immigration .

Source

Oh, Okay. Then you will need to get a visa. I do not see a way around that. Some airlines will not even let you fly out of here without a valid port or visa for the country you are going to.

OTOH, you can try your luck going by land through Nigeria.

platinumnk:

I dont have a nigerian port though

Yes I was thinking that Boss . .

I have a valid visa for 3 years to Visa, I need to come home to get my Green port asap, I didnt have time last time I was home.


I wanted to try new things, there is a ship u take near PH and it brings u to Cameroon, I would like to try it for the experience.

Sounds like a good idea. Best of luck and safe travels.

platinumnk:

Yes I was thinking that Boss . .

I have a valid visa for 3 years to Visa, I need to come home to get my Green port asap, I didnt have time last time I was home.


I wanted to try new things, there is a ship u take near PH and it brings u to Cameroon, I would like to try it for the experience.

@ poster I was there during my vacation last 2 months. u dont need a visa if u r staying for less than 3 months.
Kool place. Try going to Limbe and Kribi.
Dont forget ur yellow card! i.e immunization card.
Their police is something else. u ll start liking Nigerian policemen after dealing with them.
All in all, it's a nice place: constant power supply, well organised, 'tight' security.

ucybaby:

@ poster I was there during my vacation last 2 months. u dont need a visa if u r staying for less than 3 months.
Kool place. Try going to Limbe and Kribi.
Dont forget your yellow card! i.e immunization card.
Their police is something else. u ll start liking Nigerian policemen after dealing with them.
All in all, it's a nice place: constant power supply, well organised, 'tight' security.

yeah, kribi and limbe. a pastor told me that 2 days ago. he said dos places are good

SHALOM

nahhh men our policemen are not so rude..are they?