About “Bradley Ravensford”
Waterfalls tumbling through rainforest, volcanic peaks rising over the coastline, markets stacked with hand-carved masks, Cameroon rewards travellers willing to look past the usual itinerary. Getting there first means securing a Cameroon Tourist eVisa, applied for entirely online, with short-stay and long-stay categories each available in a faster express version for anyone working against the clock.
The paperwork runs a bit deeper than other visa types. Beyond a passport scan and confirmed flight booking, applicants need proof of occupation back home, current address, sufficient funds, and confirmed accommodation. Standard processing sits at 9 to 11 working days, dropping to 5 to 7 with super rush. Extensions go through the DGSN before the eVisa lapses, keeping the door open a little longer for those who find six months isn’t quite enough to take in Waza’s wildlife drives or the climb up Mount Cameroon.