SA Migration Newsletter
01 / 2017
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.

We will guide you through the entire process to require the appropriate permit. Once we confirm that you will qualify for the visa, we will guarantee you a successful application. This is normally done in the first consultation - which is for free.
More details

 


18. Nov. 2016 CAGE Africa

Dear Honorable Minister Malusi Gigaba, We note with concern your pronouncements reported by Reuters news agency on Friday, 11 November stating that there are militant "sleeper" cells in South Africa. We note that you have not provided any proof to justify your statements, and have alluded to increased securitisation and surveillance of Muslim communities as a result.
Click here for full article
or copy & paste this link into your browser:
http://www.sami.co.za/articles.php?TextNo=1851



02. Dec. 2016 Bizcommunity

Seeking solutions on medical aid requirements for foreign students A workshop was held in Johannesburg recently to come up with a solution to ease visa restrictions on students from SADC countries, which requires them to be members of a South African medical aid for the duration of their studies.
Click here for full article
or copy & paste this link into your browser:
http://www.sami.co.za/articles.php?TextNo=1856



08. Nov. 2016 Times Live

Reprieve for international students as Home Affairs extends study visas given a reprieve by the Department of Home Affairs and will not be declared undesirable persons following a blanket extension of their study visas to March 31‚ 2017.
Click here for full article
or copy & paste this link into your browser:
http://www.sami.co.za/articles.php?TextNo=1841



15. Dec. 2016 SA News

Pretoria â€" Tourism remains key to South Africa’s economic development strategy and the substantial growth in tourist arrivals is testament to how dedication to marketing ‘destination SA’ is paying off.
Click here for full article
or copy & paste this link into your browser:
http://www.sami.co.za/articles.php?TextNo=1863



03. Jan. 2017 EWN

CAPE TOWN â€" The Department of Home Affairs has stressed the importance of parents registering their children new births within 30 days of their birth.
Click here for full article
or copy & paste this link into your browser:
http://www.sami.co.za/articles.php?TextNo=1870


SA Migration International
Tel.:   +27 (0)71 632 9555
Fax:    +27 (0)21 461 2611
Email: info@sami.co.za
SA Migration

Tel.:   +27 (0)71 632 9555
Fax:    +27 (0)21 461 2611
Email: info@sami.co.za


Table of Contents



Previous SAMI Newsletters
20 / 2016 in  HTML  or  PDF
19 / 2016 in  HTML  or  PDF
18 / 2016 in  HTML  or  PDF
17 / 2016 in  HTML  or  PDF
16 / 2016 in  HTML  or  PDF
15 / 2016 in  HTML  or  PDF
14 / 2016 in  HTML  or  PDF

For the PDF-Version
you need
Adobe Reader:
Get Acrobat Reader

Contact us:

Tel.:  +27 (0)21 465 0333
Fax:    +27 (0)21 465 8857
Email: info@sami.co.za

56 Barrack Street
Home Affairs Building
Cape Town, ZA-8000
South Africa

PO Box 3733,
Cape Town, ZA-8000

  SA Migration Business Pack
      SA Migration
      Business Pack
     for free download.


    Relocate to SA
     


  Study in SA
(click on pic for
your study info)
     



 Knysna
              Knysna Lagoon





  Zulu Dancing
     Zulu Village
(click on pic for full size)





  Retired in South Africa
     Retired in South Africa
(click on pic for
your retirement info)





    Knysna Elephants
         Knysna Elephants

© 2010 SA Migration. All rights reserved