Do Indonesia passport holders need a visa to visit CM?

Yes, Indonesian ordinary passport holders need a visa for Cameroon. The simplest route is the official Cameroon eVisa (evisacam.cm), an online pre-authorization. The physical visa sticker is issued and biometrics captured on arrival at the port of entry. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is mandatory. Indonesia is not on any Cameroon visa-exemption list, so an Indonesian ordinary passport holder must obtain a visa before travel. Cameroon operates an official electronic visa system through the Ministry of External Relations (MINREX) portal at evisacam.cm. Applicants register online, complete the form, upload documents, and pay the fee. The portal issues an electronic pre-authorization by email; the actual visa sticker is affixed to the passport and biometric data (fingerprints/photo) is captured by immigration officers when the traveler arrives at a designated port of entry such as Douala or YaoundE airport. For tourism, the short-stay eVisa is the correct category, typically allowing stays of up to 30 days with options for single or multiple entries. A passport valid at least six months with blank pages, confirmed accommodation or hotel booking, a return/onward ticket, and a valid International Certificate of Vaccination showing yellow fever immunization are required. Standard processing runs roughly 5-11 working days, with express options available at higher cost. Cameroon is not in the Schengen area, so the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply. Travelers should apply only through the official evisacam.cm portal to avoid third-party markups.