There are many countries throughout the world that are freely accessible with a Cameroon passport. On most continents there are some countries, which can be travelled to. Right next to Cameroon the countries of Central African Republic, Chad, Nigeria and Congo-Brazzaville are all accessible. These are all for up to three months. However, the nations of Benin, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon are not. There are 12 other countries in Africa that can be accessed. These are generally for a set period of time, but in some a visa may be issued on arrival, which may have a fixed price for it.
In South America there are seven countries that do not need a visa, which are all for fixed periods of time. The longest of these is for six months in Dominica. In Asia there are three countries that do not require a visa, the Maldives, Philippines and Singapore. Others can be visited with a visa that is issued on arrival. Europe does not have any countries that do not require a visa, but three that issue one on arrival. In Oceania there are eight countries that do not require a visa, Cook Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, Niue, Palau, Samoa, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.
There are often countries, some I have indicated, that do not require a visa in advance, but do issue one on arrival. These, as I have also stated, do sometimes have a cost. Rules and limitations from countries on their visa policies can change often, so it is often worth checking well in advance of planning a trip. When a ticket is booked for entry to a certain country more information on requirements for entry should be available.
In South America there are seven countries that do not need a visa, which are all for fixed periods of time. The longest of these is for six months in Dominica. In Asia there are three countries that do not require a visa, the Maldives, Philippines and Singapore. Others can be visited with a visa that is issued on arrival. Europe does not have any countries that do not require a visa, but three that issue one on arrival. In Oceania there are eight countries that do not require a visa, Cook Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, Niue, Palau, Samoa, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.
There are often countries, some I have indicated, that do not require a visa in advance, but do issue one on arrival. These, as I have also stated, do sometimes have a cost. Rules and limitations from countries on their visa policies can change often, so it is often worth checking well in advance of planning a trip. When a ticket is booked for entry to a certain country more information on requirements for entry should be available.
