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Latest Extension of Visa Concession Welcomed, But Note the Caveat On 26 September 2025 the Minister of Home Affairs announced a further extension of the visa concession to visa holders with waiver and appeal applications as the backlog at the Department of Home Affairs in finalising these applications, remains. READ MORE Featured In Announced just days before the current concession
Enough of Visa Delay: Court Gives Home Affairs 30 Days to Resolve the Issue The Minister of Home Affairs and his Director-General (DG) may find themselves in legal hot water if they fail to issue a Critical Skills Work Visa within 30 days to a British professional who has been at the mercy of departmental delays for nearly two years.
Home Affairs Minister expected to extend concession protecting valid visa holders who await pending outcomes As the 31 March 2025 deadline for the current Department of Home Affairs (DHA) concession approaches, many foreign nationals with pending visa and appeal applications are anxiously awaiting news. However, there is growing optimism that Minister of Home Affairs, Dr Leon Schreiber, will announce another
How Home Affairs’ Immigration Reforms Could Drive SA’s Growth in 2025 How Home Affairs’ Immigration Reforms Could Drive SA’s Growth in 2025 Since the Government of National Unity (GNU) was formed in July 2024, consumer and business confidence picked up, and many global leaders see the creation of the GNU as positive and a sign of stability. There is also improved
Bringing in the Bomb Squad at Home Affairs There is a new Bomb Squad in town. And they are as impressive as the Springbok Bomb Squad, the forceful team players who make all the difference in the later stages of a rugby match to help secure yet another World Cup victory for the Boks. READ MORE Meet the Backlog Bomb
Welcome reprieve for ZEP holders at the eleventh hour Holders of Zimbabwean Exemption Permits (ZEP) which was due to expire today, have been granted reprieve to stay in South Africa legally for another year without fear of arrest, deportation or detentions. This welcome news came at the eleventh hour for ZEP holders who did not apply in time for the
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John-Paul is employed at Tax Consulting South Africa and is an Admitted Attorney of the High Court of South Africa, having completed his BCom Law Degree LLB Degree. He is in the process of completing his Masters in Business Administration (MBA) through the University of Suffolk in England. John-Paul specialises in cross-border taxation and has found a passion in the technicalities and relief offered under the international legal framework ensuring that tax treatment of income and assets are correctly allocated to the relevant tax jurisdictions.
Keri has dedicated the past eight years to the immigration industry, gaining extensive experience in Canadian, South African, Australian, EU, UK, African, and Mauritian visa processes. She manages a large corporate client portfolio, ensuring tailored solutions for businesses and individuals alike. Her comprehensive knowledge, combined with her extensive travels, enables her to provide personalised and effective immigration strategies to clients worldwide. Keri takes pride in delivering exceptional client service, ensuring every individual’s journey through immigration is smooth and efficient.
