Cameroon eVisa Guide for the Travellers of Tanzania

Tanzania passport holders can complete the Cameroon eVisa process online before travelling. The digital system allows you to enter your details, upload the required documents and receive the approved eVisa by email once it has been reviewed.

Each visa category supports a different travel purpose and length of stay, so selecting the correct type is important for a smooth arrival in Cameroon.

Cameroon eVisa Variants and Their Intended Use

Transit eVisa: Allows travellers to make quick connections or brief stops at Cameroonian airports.
Short Stay eVisa: For holidaymakers, short-term business travellers, family visitors or cultural event attendees.
Extended Short Stay eVisa: For applicants who need extra time in Cameroon compared with the regular short-stay option.
Long Stay eVisa: Used for academic entry, work assignments, residence intentions or extended family time in Cameroon.

You can review all options in detail, including visit purposes and stay limits, on our Cameroon eVisa Types page.

Documents Tanzania Applicants Must Prepare

Transit eVisa	Current Tanzania passport, confirmed continuation of travel, permission for the next country when required, and a yellow fever card as advised.
Short Stay eVisa	Passport, trip timeline, accommodation information, proof of funds, and health paperwork, where needed.
Extended Short Stay eVisa	Your passport, extended-stay justification, housing confirmation, financial documents and paperwork connected to your planned activities.
Long Stay eVisa	Passport meeting long-term rules, education or employment records, money evidence, health paperwork and any supporting long-stay permits.
Please check out our Cameroon eVisa Requirements section on our portal for the complete eligibility outline.

Cameroon eVisa Processing Times for Tanzania Travellers

Standard Processing	Rush Processing	Super Rush Processing
9 - 11 Working Days	7 - 9 Working Days	5 - 7 Working Days
Please check our Cameroon eVisa Fees page for the complete overview of fees.

How Tanzanian Citizens Can Apply for the Cameroon eVisa

Step 1. Enter your passport details: provide your name, passport number, and expiry date exactly as they appear on your Tanzanian passport. Any mismatched detail may delay approval.

Step 2. Upload your supporting documents: Submit clear scans or photos of each required document. Ensure they are readable and taken from the original papers.

Step 3. Pay the applicable fee: Use a debit or credit card to complete payment. Once processed, the approved eVisa will be sent to your email. Keep both digital and printed copies for airport checks on arrival.

How We Support You

Step-by-Step Updates - We share every progress stage so you always know what is happening with your application.

File Quality Check - Your documents are reviewed for accuracy and clarity before submission.

Application Setup Support - We guide you through arranging your papers so that avoidable delays can be prevented.

Data Safety Measures - Your information is handled through secure systems built for strong data protection.