Is African Fixer a film production company in Togo?

African Fixer is a film and stills production services company and fixer in Togo, providing line producers, local crew, permits and full production support for international productions.

Do I need a permit for film, video or stills production in Togo?

Yes. Film, video and stills production in Togo requires official permits. African Fixer secures film permits, location permits and drone permits so your shoot stays compliant.

What production services does African Fixer offer in Togo?

Film and location permits, local film crew and line producers, film equipment and camera hire, location scouting and filming locations, customs and carnet clearance, visas and crew work permits, casting of models, actors and cast, production vehicles, drone operators, art department and security in Togo.

Can African Fixer help international producers and production companies film in Togo?

Yes. We support international producers, directors, photographers and production companies with end to end production services and on the ground coordination across Togo.

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Filming in Togo

Togo, an undiscovered treasure in West Africa, awaits exploration by film and television production companies seeking new and captivating locations for their projects. Film production in Togo is made easier with the assistance of our Togo film fixer.

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Why Film in togo?

Togo’s diverse landscapes range from tropical beaches to lush forests and rolling savannahs, providing a variety of backdrops for film and photography. The country’s rich cultural heritage, vibrant markets, and traditional architecture add depth and authenticity to productions. Additionally, its relatively small size allows for efficient location transitions, making it a practical choice for filmmakers.

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Visa Requirements

To obtain a visa for Togo, applicants must complete an online visa application at least five working days before arrival. Applications can be accessed through the official visa application portals.

Required Documentation

A scanned copy of the first three pages of the passport (valid for at least six months from the date of entry). A passport-sized color photo. A copy of round-trip flight tickets. A hotel reservation confirmation or an official certificate of accommodation. Optional: Medical and repatriation insurance, latest bank statement as proof of sufficient funds, and a letter of invitation for business-related trips. For professional or humanitarian stays, proof of professional activity is required.
Timings

Processing time is typically five working days.
Cost

Visa fee: $92.

International Crew Accreditation

All international crew members must obtain accreditation, which is processed alongside the film permit.

Required Documentation

Application for filming authorization Project summary or script Estimated budget Supporting documents from involved film companies
Timings

Processing time is 10 to 15 days.
Cost

Accreditation fee: $750.

General Film Permit

The National Cinematography Department under the Togolese Ministry of Culture and Tourism issues film permits.

Drone Permit

Drone authorization requests must be submitted to the Ministry of National Defense and Army Reconstruction at least three weeks before filming begins.