Cameroon Relocation Index

How Cameroon scores

Healthcare exists nationwide, and public health partners support essential services. | Refugee policy framework and UNHCR presence support legal protection capacity.

• Peace and conflict safety29
• Immigrant safety54
• Visa accessibility49
• Residence permit realism45
• Labor market access52
• Healthcare45
• Civil rights54
• Discrimination safety54
• Status security42
• Infrastructure reliability49
• Cost of living sustainability60

Recent news impact

No clear, relocation-relevant policy change (asylum/residence/deportation/border access) or acute security event with nationwide or clearly migration-affecting impact was confirmed within the provided recent documentation. The supplied MINDEF items indicate ongoing security posture and preparation (e.g., assessments ahead of school/university openings; inauguration of a BIR base; participation in a multinational exercise), but they do not, by themselves, demonstrate a short-term worsening or improving of immigrant/safety/legal-access conditions for relocation.

Sources

• UNHCR Cameroon Response (FACT SHEET) - March 2025UNHCR
• Cameroon: Freedom in the World 2025 - Country ReportFreedom House
• World Justice Project - WJP Rule of Law Index 2023 (Cameroon profile PDF within index)World Justice Project
• WHO: Cameroon - Results report country story (health system support)World Health Organization (WHO)
• World Bank Document: Healthcare access barriers (geographic distance to hospitals)World Bank
• UNHCR: Cameroon - where we work (conflict/displacement context)UNHCR
• WHO: Cameroon - country data overview (health context)World Health Organization (WHO)
• Réunion d’évaluation sécuritaire spéciale en prélude aux rentrées scolaire et universitaire 2026-2027 : les Forces de Défenses et de Sécurité mobilisées pour un encadrement optimalMinistère de la Défense (MINDEF) – Cameroun