Cameroon Link
Cameroon
Please click on this link to read important information you should see before you travel abroad This information is current as of today, document.write(Date()+".") Cameroon ... more > This site is managed by the Bureau of Consular Affairs, U.S. Department of State. External links to other Internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the views contained therein. ... [Read More]
United States Embassy Cameroon: Mrs. Marquardt donates books on the International Education week
Another opportunity for Cameroon is the African Growth and Opportunity Act, known as AGOA. As most of you know, AGOA allows eligible African nations to trade with the United States duty-free and with no quota limits in an effort to develop industry and agriculture for export. AGOA already has made a tremendous difference in Cameroon’s economy. Trade before AGOA amounted to about 59 million dollars per year. Since AGOA which began in 2000, that trade has increased to over 318 million dollars in the last year. One example of the positive impact of AGOA is with the sale of cocoa to the U.S., which in the past 10 years, has increased eighteen-fold. While AGOA has been a positive factor in Cameroon’s growth, I am, frankly, not yet satisfied that it has had the impact it should. Accordingly, in the months ahead, you have my full support for spreading the word aggressively, and for suggesting ways to address whatever obstacles might arise, in order to more closely link our economy and C ... [Read More]
US Embassy Cameroon: American Citizens Services
The Embassy of the United States maintains an emergency notification system to alert registered U.S. citizens of important and emergent problems while living abroad. In Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, the system incorporates a network of "wardens" who volunteer to be a link between the Embassy and their American neighbors and friends, relaying information between the Embassy and the American community. ... [Read More]
United States Embassy Cameroon: Democracy and Human Rights Fund
All DHRF II funded activities must have a substantive link to the promotion of democracy or human rights. ... [Read More]
US Embassy Cameroon: Democracy and Human Rights Fund
All DHRF II funded activities must have a substantive link to the promotion of democracy or human rights. ... [Read More]
V. Country Narratives -- Countries A through G
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United States Embassy Cameroon: Appointment System for Non-Immigrant Visa
The wait time for an interview is available through the link Average Visa Processing Times. Travelers for whatever purpose should factor this time into their pre-travel plans. Because the demand for visas is so great, the Consular Section is unable to entertain requests for exceptions to the appointment system other than for official travel by representatives of the government, students travelling to U.S. to attend school (not vacation), exchange visitors, business travellers and and extraordinary medical emergencies. Back to Top Sorry, you need a JavaScript capable browser to get the best from this pageSorry, you need a JavaScript capable browser to get the best from this page [Read More]
Background Notes
Within each Background Note is a link under "OFFICIAL NAME" that goes to the respective "country page" containing additional information. For a specific country, click on the Background Note link below, or, for a list of the countries in a region of the world (with links to respective country pages) go to the Countries and Other Areas section in each of these regions: Africa, East Asia and the Pacific, Europe and Eurasia, Near East, South Asia, and the Western Hemisphere. ... [Read More]
United States Embassy Cameroon: Nonimmigrant Visas
To Apply for a Nonimmigrant VisaComplete an DS-156 Visa Application Form and DS-157 Supplemental Visa Application Form (see link above to download) by PRINTING all of the answers. Students should also complete Form DS-158.Submit your passport with the completed application form. Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months longer than your intended period of stay in the United States.A separate application is required for each traveler, regardless of age, and whether or not more than one person is included in the same passport.Present a recent photograph (see Photographs Requirements ) with your usual signature written on the REVERSE side. Evidence substantiating the purpose of your trip and your intention to depart from the United States after a temporary visit may be required. Such evidence might include: a letter from your employer, documents outlining your plans while in the United States, and other evidence showing wh ... [Read More]
US Department Of State Post Report
Trains run twice daily between Douala and Yaounde, and once daily to Ngaoundere. Each trip takes between 6 and 12 hours. “Bush taxis” or small van; provide intra-country travel between cities; however, they are usually over crowded and should be used only as a last resort. Foreign and Cameroonian freighters sail frequently between the majo European ports and Douala. America freighters sail between the U.S. and various West African ports, including Douala but due to lack of cargo, stops in Douala are infrequent. Several French and American freighters accept passengers. Communications Telephones and TelecommunicationsLast Updated: 10/3/2003 3:44 PM An ... [Read More]
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