South Africa's Top-Rated 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 published Immigration Circular No 30 of 2025 on 2 December 2025, announcing turnaround times for visa and permit-related applications in South Africa. The circular introduces formally defined turnaround times for temporary residence, permanent residence, waiver and exemption applications, as well as appeals and rectification applications, marking a step toward […]

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On 25 December 2025, the Department of Home Affairs published the Draft Revised White Paper on Citizenship, Immigration and Refugee Protection (Government Gazette No. 53853). This document outlines the Department’s proposed changes to South Africa’s citizenship, immigration and refugee protection systems and provides insight into how the relevant laws and processes may change at some […]

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With the issuanceof Immigration Directive No. 21 of 2025, Minister Dr L. A. Schreiber has further extended the validity of Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) in terms of Section 31(2)(b) of the Immigration Act, 2002. 1. Validity ExtensionAll Zimbabwean Exemption Permits (ZEPs) will now remain valid up until 28 MAY 2027. 2. Protection from Deportation or RemovalNo ZEP holder may be arrested, ordered to depart, […]

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