Visa Requirement
Citizens of Bangladesh require a visa to travel to Cameroon. As there is no Cameroonian Embassy or Consulate in Bangladesh, and no official diplomatic mission in India, visa processing is coordinated through the Cameroon Community Visa Office (CVAC), India, which operates under the Cameroonian Community of India.

Traveler’s Holiday Ltd offers logistics and document submission support for visa processing, so applicants do not need to travel to India themselves.

Visa Processing Office

Cameroon Community Visa Office (CVAC), India
Stone House # 10-5-391/54/18
MLA Colony, Banjara Hills Road No. 12
Hyderabad – 500034, Andhra Pradesh, India
Tel: +91 99012 981608 / +91 81254 26513
Email: cvacindia@gmail.com

Capital City: Yaoundé
Local Time: GMT +1
Telephone Code: +237
Bank Time: Closed on Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays
Exchange Rate: 1.00 XAF ≈ 0.132 BDT (approx.)

Tourist Visa Requirements

• Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)

• Two completed visa application forms

• Two recent passport-sized photographs (frontal view)

• Legalized invitation letter from host/company in Cameroon

  • Must include a legalized copy of the host’s National ID Card

• Confirmed return or onward air ticket

• Personal bank statement (showing at least £1,000)

  • Not required if travel is arranged by a tour operator

• Travel insurance

• Yellow Fever vaccination certificate

• Other vaccinations recommended by W.H.O:

  • Cholera

  • Typhoid

  • Hepatitis A and B

  • Tetanus

  • Polio

Q1: Is there a Cameroon Embassy in Dhaka?
A: No. Cameroon does not have an embassy or consulate in Bangladesh. Visa applications are processed through CVAC in India.

Q2: Do I need to travel to India for the visa?
A: No. Traveler’s Holiday Ltd provides full logistics support and submits your documents to the CVAC office on your behalf.

Q3: Is Yellow Fever vaccination required?
A: Yes, a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate is mandatory for entry to Cameroon.

Q4: What kind of invitation letter is required?
A: You need a legalized letter of invitation issued by a Cameroonian individual or organization, along with a copy of their National Identity Card attested by police.

Q5: Can business travelers use the same process?
A: Yes, business travelers follow the same document procedure, but the invitation must come from the business partner or institution in Cameroon.