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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,...

Immigrants all over the world, but particularly in South Africa can face unwarranted arrests and multiple kinds of discrimination – especially in the event that their paperwork is not readily available to a police or immigration officer upon...

The immigration process may be extremely complicated, as anyone who has gone through it can attest. Even South African citizens needing assistance with the Department of Home Affairs can struggle to complete the process on their own because...

Visiting a Visa Facilitation Centre (VFS) to submit an application can prove to be an overwhelming experience. Long queues and loud commotion dominate the building’s atmosphere, with many foreigners scrambling for assistance. There are many factors that could...

Due to digitalisation, banking is not the major hassle it previously was in South Africa. Banking is now quick, simple, and available to anybody, not just South Africans. The kind of bank account you are able to open in...

An immigration lawyer provides their clients with advice on immigration to a foreign country – from choosing the right category of visa, providing the right documents, and assisting with follow-ups on your application - immigration lawyers are the...

A study visa application for your child must include an official letter from the educational institution (who needs to be registered with the Department of Higher Education) and be applied for from abroad. Parents will also need to...

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