The Minister of Home Affairs, Dr. Leon Schreiber on 9 October 2024 published new Immigration Regulations pertaining to the following –
The Minister of Home Affairs, Dr. Leon Amos Schreiber, has continued his efforts towards imposing a system of lawful immigration and the elimination of disparities. Â The Department of Home Affairs has implemented numerous new directives and regulations to make this happen, which have been Gazetted on 09 October 2024.
South Africa’s immigration system can be challenging, especially for foreign spouses looking to join their partners in the country. Whether applying for a Spousal Visa or a long-term Visitor’s Visa, understanding the requirements, application process, and recent legal developments is crucial for a smooth transition. This guide provides an overview of these visas, covering eligibility criteria, submission guidelines, and recent regulatory changes that may impact applicants
The rise of remote work has evolved from a niche trend to a global lifestyle. With advancements in digital connectivity and a growing focus on work-life balance, digital nomads are seeking destinations that offer the perfect blend of a productive work environment and an enriching lifestyle. Among these, South Africa stands out as a top choice, boasting diverse landscapes, vibrant culture, and modern infrastructure. Here’s why this country is rapidly becoming a prime destination for those pursuing the Remote Work Visa, also known as the Digital Nomad Visa.
South Africa stands at a crucial juncture in its economic development. As the country seeks to quadruple its growth, the roles of skilled workers and tourism have taken centre stage. This was the message first shared by newly appointed Minister of Home Affairs, Dr Leon Schreiber at a business lunch hosted by immigration service provider to large corporates, Xpatweb on 08 August 2024.
