South Africa's Leading Immigration Law Firm

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Your Comprehensive Immigration & Marriage Law Partner

We offer a wide range of immigration services, such as:

  • E-Visas
  • Visitors Visas
  • Temporary Residence Visas
  • Permanent Residence Permits
  • Appeals / Representations
  • Waivers / Exemptions
  • Overstay Appeals – Waiving of Undesirability
  • Upliftment of Prohibited Person Status / V-listing
  • Good Cause Letters
  • Blocked ID matters
  • Expediting of pending applications

In addition to our immigration services, we also provide expertise in marriage law, offering services such as:

  • Marriage Officiating
  • Antenuptial Contracts
  • Postnuptial Contracts
  • Preparation for marriage interviews at Home Affairs
  • Notarial life partner contracts
  • Certifying of Documents
  • Change of Matrimonial Property System
  • Notarising of Documents
  • Unopposed Divorces

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The Department of Home Affairs has issued a notice on 16 August 2024 regarding their intention to cancel identity documents or cards of persons whose identity numbers are blocked and call for representations from affected persons. Affected persons are requested, to within 30 days from the publication of the notice to provide the Department with […]

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Foreign nationals who have applied for long-term visas (including Spousal, Relative’s, Work and Business visas), and whose applications are still pending as at 30 June 2024, are granted a further temporary extension until 31 December 2024. Applicants who need to travel, but are awaiting the outcome of their long term visa applications, will be allowed […]

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South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs (DHA) is grappling with a significant visa backlog, now exceeding 92,000 applications. The DHA has been overwhelmed, leading to delays that affect various visa categories, particularly family orientated visa applications. Home Affairs Minister, Aaron Motsoaledi, detailed the backlog and the several visa categories that are causing the hold up […]

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