JLIA Blog - SA Immigration

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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,...

Success in Department of Home Affairs (DHA) interviews and submissions all depends on thorough preparation: understanding your application, organising your documents carefully, anticipating common questions, and presenting yourself honestly and professionally. A DHA interview and application submission are official...

It is quite common when you are offered a new job in a different country that you would choose to immigrate with your family. Entire families generally relocate to South Africa when someone is offered a job, including...

The administrative delays within South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs (DHA) have left thousands of immigrants stranded, unable to access basic services, reunite with their loved ones or family, or secure their legal status. Even though there have been...

Formula One (F1) is more than just a sport; it’s a global spectacle that showcases cutting-edge technology, high-performance athletes, and an unparalleled fan experience. The possibility of hosting this momentous event in South Africa has stirred excitement as...

Did your application for South African citizenship get rejected? It takes a very long time to apply for and receive a South African citizenship application, and rejection may be disheartening. But you do have other legal rights and...

South Africa's newly signed Expropriation Act has raised global outcry, particularly among foreign investors concerned about the possibility of land expropriation without compensation. Understanding the new Expropriation Act The Expropriation Act authorises the government of South Africa to expropriate property...

The immigration system in South Africa is faced with a number of challenges affecting migrants, refugees, asylum seekers, employers, and society at large. The issues have been discovered to be founded on legal, administrative, social, and political reasons. Common...

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