Work Permit South Africa ‘Remote Immigration Audit Service’ ensures that South African employers and their expats remain legally compliant in terms of the Immigration Act 2002, as amended and its corresponding regulations during the COVID-19 crisis.
The COVID-19 epidemic has imposed significant impositions on South African businesses, and whereby many have experienced severe impact to their immigration and global mobility processes.
We therefore understand that whilst facing continuous challenges within your business, keeping abreast of your expats’ immigration status and ongoing regulation changes may incur additional concerns on how they will be impacted during this global pandemic.
Our Remote Immigration Audit Service include:
Reviewing the validity of the expatriate and his/her family’s visas.
Assessment to ensure the visas were obtained according to the immigration rules and regulations.
Ensuring the conditions stipulated on the expatriate’s visa corresponds to his/her current activities.
Dependent on the outcome of the Audit report, subsequent consultations shall be arranged to provide further guidance and assistance to the expatriate and company.
Accordingly, and once the lockdown has been lifted and normal operations have resumed, a follow up meeting may be arranged to discuss any additional queries.
Should you be interested, please contact us at contact@workpermitsouthafrica.co.za for further information, or complete our contact form and we will get in touch accordingly.
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