SA Migration Newsletter
05 / 2018
SA Migration International

SA Migration International was created out of the need for a specialist organization to assist people wishing to immigrate, volunteer, work, bring family, study or open businesses in South Africa.

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22. May. 2018 The Nairobi News

Kenyans are set to receive visas on arrival into South Africa in new rules as the country revises its immigration policy.
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15. May. 2018 Business Live

Appeal: Human rights lawyer Tashriq Ahmed argues that all foreigners should be able to apply for visas. A group of asylum seekers will argue in the Constitutional Court on Tuesday that all foreigners, including asylum seekers and refugees, in SA are entitled to apply for visas.
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04. May. 2018 The South African

The Department of Home Affairs is working hand in hand with Tourism, in an effort to boost the number of tourists coming to South Africa. The controversial regulations around travelling with minors have also been addressed.
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22. Apr. 2018 EWN

JOHANNESBURG â€` Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba says the department is addressing the issue of long queues at home affairs offices around the country, calling it a matter of great concern.
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02. May. 2018 it-online.co.za

Companies may expect “a knock on the door” from the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) to conduct required audits and investigations on their employment practices of immigrant workers, the director from the DHA’s corporate account unit, Ben Makhalemele has warned.
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03. May. 2018 Enca

The Home Affairs Department wants to fast track the rollout of e-visas to increase the number of tourists visiting the country.
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