Foreign CEMAC ordinary passports: Gabon visa-free short-visitor entry
Current CEMAC sources identify Gabon and five other Member States and state that Member-State citizens’ visa-free free movement is effective. The Convention describes the tourist free-movement stay and document conditions. This policy maps only the five foreign CEMAC ordinary-passport codes; it does not use a legacy Foreign Ministry register or the eVisa portal to infer other exemptions.
- Applies only to citizens holding ordinary passports of the five other current CEMAC Member States: Cameroon, the Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, the Central African Republic and Chad.
- For tourism, the published Convention describes up to three months and requires the community traveller to produce a valid or recently expired national identity card or passport and an international health booklet. The current Commission account confirms visa-free movement but does not independently restate the duration; verify the Convention’s continuing implementation before relying on that limit.
- Entry remains subject to applicable border, health, public-order, security and individual-admissibility controls. It does not establish work, residence, transit, crew, diplomatic, official, service, refugee or special-document treatment.
- The current Gabon Government eVisa notice is limited to air entry at Libreville; it does not change this visa-free CEMAC policy.
Official sourcesEconomic and Monetary Community of Central Africa: CEMAC: Member StatesEconomic and Monetary Community of Central Africa: CEMAC Commission President interview on free movementEconomic and Monetary Community of Central Africa: Common Convention on free movement and right of establishmentOfficial Government Portal of the Gabonese Republic: Official Government Portal: Gabon eVisa service