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Turnaround times for visa-related services as well as permits may vary from time to time, depending on the nature of the visa and the permits, as well as the agencies involved. Generally, permits have historically operated without formally defined...

The Western Cape High Court has ruled that the Cape Town Home Affairs office must accept all applications that require processing in Pretoria. The court declared that refusals by counter staff to accept these applications are unlawful and...

South Africa is on the brink of the most significant overhaul of its citizenship, immigration, and refugee protection frameworks in a generation. The Department of Home Affairs (DHA) has released the Draft Revised White Paper on Citizenship, Immigration,...

South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs (DHA) is proposing major reforms to its asylum and citizenship policy, including a “first safe country” rule and a shift to a merit-based, points-driven citizenship system. In recent developments, Minister Leon Schreiber, the...

Wishing you a happy festive season filled with the joys of Christmas and successful applications! As we celebrate the festive season, the team at June Luna Immigration Attorneys would like to express our heartfelt gratitude for your trust...

Planning to travel to South Africa for the holidays, but you are not sure if you have everything sorted? A checklist will assist by ensuring a smooth and safe holiday trip to South Africa. Before You Go Ensure...

Are you planning to travel to South Africa to visit your family for the holiday season? Note that you need to be aware of what will happen if your visa expires while you are still in the country....

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