SAQA Fee Increase
SAQA released a statement of tariff increases that will also include changes in the administrative fees charged to process refunds.
SAQA released a statement of tariff increases that will also include changes in the administrative fees charged to process refunds.
On 18 October 2016, the Department of Home Affairs launched a new and integrated contact centre to ensure that enquiries and complaints are dealt with efficiently and effectively. Prior to the new system being implemented, there were a lot of public concerns on how queries were being managed and with many complaints of the telephone lines not being answered.
Blanket concession for international students affected by the current student protests.
The Department of Home Affairs introduced visa-handling service VFS in 2014 to streamline administration.
The recently tabled Draft First Amendment of the Immigration Regulations made under the Immigration Act by the Department of Home Affairs (DHA), does nothing to address the loss of jobs in the tourism industry, including concerns raised by the tourism industry, government departments and opposition parties.
The recently tabled Draft First Amendment of the Immigration Regulations made under the Immigration Act by the Department of Home
On 27 September 2016, the DHA announced that Lesotho nationals may now apply for the Lesotho Special Permits (LSP) at the VFS application centres without their passports.
Lesotho nationals are still able to apply for the Lesotho Special Permit physically at the DHA offices till 31 December 2016, as the online applications have closed 30 September 2016. However, it is being considered that the online applications might get an extended time frame.
On 27 September 2016, the DHA announced that Lesotho nationals may now apply for the Lesotho Special Permits (LSP) at
From 1 October 2016 applicants are no longer required to go to the South African Police Station in order to obtain a South African Police Clearance Certificates.
From 1 October 2016 applicants are no longer required to go to the South African Police Station in order to