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In the News
- Home Affairs almost there with clearing the visa backlog, but not quite
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- Welcome reprieve for ZEP holders at the eleventh hour
- Another deadline stares ZEP holders in South Africa in the face
- DHA visa backlog 80% cleared, so it should not steal your Xmas cheer
Home Affairs Game Changer for Approved Corporates Kicks-Off this Week
/in Archived, News /by xp-adminThe massive backlog in the South African immigration system is widely known and the backlog is increasing. There is a significant cost to South Africa, as foreign capital flows to countries where the work visa system is operational.
108 Corporates Seek Trusted Employer Scheme Status: 65 Approved, Implementation Imminent
/in Archived, News /by xp-adminA significant milestone unfolds in the corporate realm as the Department of Home Affairs confirms that roughly 108 major corporations pursue trusted employer status, with 65 earning approval and poised for imminent implementation in the coming week.
Newsflash: Department of Home Affairs Approves First Companies for Trusted Employer Scheme
/in Archived, News /by xp-adminThe Department of Home Affairs has given its seal of approval to the first set of companies to be part of the much-anticipated Trusted Employer Scheme. This significant milestone follows a rigorous evaluation process that saw numerous employers vying for a coveted spot in the program. The submission deadline for companies interested in the scheme […]
The Department of Home Affairs extends blanket concession until 30 June 2024
/in Archived, News /by xp-adminThe recent decision (Directive) by the Department of Home Affairs (“DHA”) to further extend the blanket concession granted to long term visa holders was music to the ears of many. Today, 22 December 2023, the DHA released a new Directive stating that long-term visa holders in South Africa have been granted legal permission to remain […]
Constitutional Court Orders Sections of the Immigration Act, 2002 Unconstitutional: A Victory for Foreign National Parents
/in Archived, News /by xp-adminIn a landmark decision, the Constitutional Court of South Africa (“Court”) has ruled that certain sections of the Immigration Act, 2002 (Act No. 13 of 2002) (“Act”), and regulations of the related Immigration Regulations (“Regulations”), pertaining to spouses of South African citizens or permanent residents whose spousal relationships have terminated, are unconstitutional.