Fees for the transfer of badges and medals
Ministry of Labour and Social Security
- What it costs
- 20,000 to 22,000 FCFA
- Reference code
MR013-FR- Last changed at source
- 27 August 2026
20,000 to 22,000 FCFA
depending on which option applies
Dealerships
- Cameroon Business Corporation
- 22,000 FCFA
- JoBella Essi
- 20,000 FCFA
Loi n° 2018/011 du 11 juillet 2018
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What this is
Fees charged for the provision of insignia and medals constitute a regulated non-tax revenue collected by the State in exchange for issuing honorary awards (such as labor medals) to recipients. This process is essential for financing the physical production of the items (insignia, ribbons, medals) and covering the administrative costs of managing award applications. The service aims to formalize recognition of merit or services rendered, guarantee the authenticity of the awards, and maintain an up-to-date national register of recipients. In practical terms, these fees cover the physical supply of the insignia, the administrative processing of the application, and the preparation of the corresponding official certificate. Collection of this revenue is overseen by the relevant ministry (typically the MINTSS for labor medals) and the Ministry of Finance (MINFI); payment is mandatory to receive the insignia officially.
What readers say they paid
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