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10 tips on passport application at banks 2019
18/02/2019 in Expat Life, News /by Work Permit South AfricaBased on the launched online service by the Department of Home Affairs which grants the people of South Africa the opportunity to carry out their passport application at banks, getting one’s passport has become a lot easier. But then, what are the processes that are involved in applying for your passport? Where can you apply […]
62% PERCENT RISE IN AFRICAN MIGRANTS
31/01/2019 in News /by Work Permit South AfricaHARARE – The total number of migrants in South Africa, mainly constituted of African nationals seeking greener pastures, is estimated to have increased by about 62.5 percent to 3.6 million, says Statistics SA (StatsSA), at a time the Department of Labour has called for input from South Africans on Draft Regulations on the Employment of […]
NEWS FLASH: VFS UPDATE REGARDING APPEAL APPLICATIONS
28/01/2019 in News /by Work Permit South AfricaATTENTION: APPEAL APPLICATIONS All appeal applications will now follow a revised online process. This will be effective from the 26 January 2019.
Ramaphosa appoints Siyabonga Cwele to Head Home Affairs
23/11/2018 in News /by Work Permit South AfricaSouth African President Cyril Ramaphosa named Siyabonga Cwele as his home affairs minister, replacing Malusi Gigaba, who quit after he was found to have lied under oath in court. Siyabonga Cyprian Cwele was previous the Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services and previously served as the Minister of State Security (formerly named Minister of Intelligence […]
Gigaba resigns as Home Affairs Minister
14/11/2018 in News /by Work Permit South AfricaUnabridged birth certificates scrapped in time for festive season
26/09/2018 in News /by Work Permit South AfricaAs the festive season approaches, the department of home affairs will scrap regulations requiring parents travelling with minors to present an unabridged birth certificate at ports of entry. Speaking at a media briefing on Tuesday, Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba said minors will still require the consent of both parents to leave the country. Children […]
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