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It’s not surprising that South Africa is a sought after international destination – with gorgeous beaches, wine tasting and value for money. That’s why a June Luna attorneys, we assist emigrants to make their dreams come true –...

In law, litigation refers to measures taken to defend a legal claim. In the context of immigration law, this may mean compelling home affairs, via a court order, to make a decision on your pending temporary or permanent...

Foreign applicants generally find it frustrating to wait long periods of time to receive outcomes for temporary or permanent residency applications. This is especially so as not having an outcome can affect home loan applications, travel and banking...

It seems like only yesterday that we welcomed in 2022 and now we're counting down the days till 2023. If you are fortunate enough to live in Cape Town or have already spent a festive season here, you...

There is no denying that Cape Town is extremely popular during the festive season. School and university students are on holiday and many workers are taking time off, with many travelling to Cape Town, as it is South...

While many employers will have their busiest period of the year in the run-up to or during the festive season, we at June Luna Attorneys are using this time to close our doors for a much needed break...

Scammers may attempt to trick you into thinking they are legitimate immigration practitioners, lawyers or even home affairs officials. Time and time again, we see situations where a foreigner provides a large sum of cash and expects legitimate documents,...

Immigrating to South Africa and want to rent or maybe even purchase a property? Considering the exchange rate of the South African rand to most currencies, it is no surprise that many properties are now being invested in by...

It should come as no surprise that most companies have Zimbabweans on their staff roster. Nearly 250 000 Zimbabweans in South Africa are on and affected by the changes to the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP). As we also...

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