Applying for BIGSEA membership

1. Tell us who you are and which membership tier you are applying for.
2. Give a brief work history and education history — you can add as many entries as apply, with supporting documents for each.
3. Upload your identity document and any other required documents — a national ID card or passport is required; a few others help speed up review.
4. Review everything and submit. If your tier has an application fee, you will be asked to pay it — automatically by mobile money, or manually against a bank transfer slip.
5. The secretariat reviews your application and documents; you will be notified by email once a decision is made.

Your progress is saved automatically as you go, so a dropped connection won't lose your work — you'll get a code to continue later, from any device.

• A national ID card or passport (scan or clear photo, JPG/PNG/PDF).
• Your work history and education details, with certificates or attestations if you have them on hand.
• If you are not a Cameroonian national, your residential permit — it will be a required document in step 3.
• If any qualification was obtained outside Cameroon, its equivalence certificate, if you have already obtained one.

• Professional recognition and a verifiable matricula and digital membership card.
• Access to the member directory and the wider community of electrical engineers in Cameroon.
• Continuing education, training courses, and career resources — including job offers posted to members.
• A voice in shaping the standards the profession is measured against.

Cameroonian national engineers

• Be a Cameroonian national and enjoy full civic rights.
• Be at least eighteen (18) years of age.
• Hold an engineering degree or any other officially recognized equivalent qualification, or an Electrical Engineering Technologist diploma together with five years of professional experience, or demonstrate supplementary training in electrical engineering under conditions set by regulation.

Foreign national engineers

• Not have been struck off the register of the Order of Engineers of their home country, or of any other country where they previously practiced.
• Be a national of a country that has signed a reciprocity agreement with Cameroon.
• Be recruited under contract, or under a cooperation agreement, exclusively on behalf of the Administration.
• Serve on behalf of an accredited engineering establishment.