Delinking Citizenship and Permanent Residency
/in News, Work Permit South Africa news /by Work Permit South AfricaPlugging the gaps in SA’s scarce skills supply
/in News, Work Permit South Africa news /by Work Permit South AfricaSouth Africa is haemorrhaging high-skilled ICT professionals – here’s where they’re going
/in News, Work Permit South Africa news /by Work Permit South AfricaA dire shortage of highly skilled engineers and ICT professionals is severely constraining the growth of South Africa’s high technology sector to the detriment of job creation and economic growth, says Pierre le Roux, group managing director of technology solutions provider, Moyo Business Advisory (MBA).
Department of Home Affairs clamping down on illegal immigrant employment
/in News, Visa Category /by Work Permit South AfricaIt is now a matter of when and not if companies employing foreign nationals will be audited by the Department of Home Affairs (DHA). The arrest of at least 25 illegal foreign nationals at the beginning of May by the Cape Town Police, accompanied by officials from the Department of Home Affairs (DHA), sparked a […]
The Importance of South African Permanent Residency to your Expatriate / HR Strategy
/in News, Visa Category /by Work Permit South AfricaThe work permit process can be time consuming and even painful, depending on your permit categorisation. One question often asked is whether an expatriate should consider a Permanent Residency application sooner, effectively lifting the expatriate’s status above the noise of normal work permit requirements. We found that there can be a significant upside however, depending […]
25 illegal immigrants nabbed for contravening Immigration Act
/in News, Work Permit South Africa news /by Work Permit South AfricaAt least 25 illegal foreign nationals has been arrested for contravening the Immigration Act, Cape Town Police said on Thursday.
Is an African passport the right solution to SA’s immigration problems?
/in News, Visa Category /by Work Permit South AfricaSA looking at ways to simplify travelling with minors: Gigaba
/in News /by Work Permit South AfricaHome Affairs wants to simplify the current requirements of travelling with minors, which requires a person travelling to and from South Africa to have an unabridged birth certificate, said Minister Malusi Gigaba.
Immigration Engagements Accountant to Compliment Business Visa Service
/in News, Visa Category /by workpermit southafricaApplying for Business Visa in South Africa can be both time-consuming and complex. Amendments to the Immigration Act No.13 of 2002 make it possible for an Immigration Engagements Accountant to issue certificates for Business Visa purposes. Whereas before only registered CA(SA) could perform this function.
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Inside South Africa’s Immigration Reset: Economic Merit, Retirement Visa Restrictions and Taxing All Immigrants on The Cards08/02/2026 - 22:13
Home Affairs Makes Good on Its Promise with Online Platform to Restore Unconstitutionally Lost SA Citizenship08/02/2026 - 22:10
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