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Notary and transfer costs when buying property in Cameroon

What the costs of buying property in Cameroon include — notary fees, registration duties, land registry fees — and how to budget.

What you pay on top of the price

Expect notary fees, registration duties paid to the tax office, and land registry fees for the transfer. Some costs are a percentage of the price.

Get a written quote

Rates change and depend on the property, so ask the notary for a written breakdown before signing.

Survey and checks

Budget for a surveyor and any independent property checks as well.

General information only, not legal advice. Check current rules with a notary, lawyer or the relevant office.

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