Section 11(6) Visa – To accompany South African or PR spouse/ life partner and work / conduct own business
Study Visa
Business Visa
Medical Treatment Visa
Work Visa:
General Work
Critical Skills
Intra-company Transfer
Retired Person Visa
Permanent Residence Permits
Spouse
Relative
Life Partner
General Work
Critical Skills Work
Business
Retirement
Refugee
Other Related Services
Appeals / Reviews of rejected visa / permanent residence applications
Exhausting of remedies – when your initial application and both appeals were rejected
Expediting of long outstanding applications at the Department of Home Affairs
Expediting of long outstanding applications at the Standing Committee for Refugee Affairs (SCRA)
High Court Orders against the Department of Home Affairs
Waiver Letters – to waive specific requirements in terms of the Immigration Act
Good Cause / Authorisation to submit late application (after expiration of visa)
Overstay Appeals - Waiving of Undesirable Person Status
Upliftment of Prohibited Person Status (Banned from entering SA)
Removing from V-list
Follow up on Blocked Identity Documents
Notarial Life Partner / Cohabitation Agreements (required for life partner visas / permanent residence)
Expungement (Removal) of Criminal Records
Registration of foreign marriage at Department of Home Affairs
Registration of divorce (local and foreign) at Department of Home Affairs
Conveyancing – Transfer of properties
DID YOU KNOW…
A FOREIGN NATIONAL ON A HOLIDAY / VISITORS VISA CAN EXTEND / RENEW THE VISA FOR A FURTHER 90 DAYS IN SOUTH AFRICA
A FOREIGN NATIONAL WHO IS THE SPOUSE / LIFE PARTNER / CHILD OF A SA CITIZEN OR PR HOLDER MAY APPLY TO CHANGE FROM A HOLIDAY / VISITORS VISA TO A TEMPORARY RESIDENCE VISA IN SOUTH AFRICA
A FOREIGN NATIONAL WHO IS THE PARENT / SIBLING OF A SA CITIZEN OR PR HOLDER MAY BE GRANTED AUTHORISATION BY HOME AFFAIRS TO CHANGE FROM A HOLIDAY / VISITORS VISA TO A RELATIVE’S VISA IN SOUTH AFRICA
A FOREIGN NATIONAL WHO IS THE SPOUSE / LIFE PARTNER OF A SA CITIZEN OR PR HOLDER CAN BE ISSUED WITH A 3 YEAR VISA WITH AN ENDORSEMENT TO WORK OR CONDUCT OWN BUSINESS IN SOUTH AFRICA
A FOREIGN NATIONAL WHO IS ON A VALID ASYLUM SEEKER PERMIT MAY APPLY FOR A WAIVER LETTER IN ORDER TO APPLY FOR A TEMPORARY RESIDENCE VISA IN SOUTH AFRICA – IF THE ASYLUM SEEKER QUALIFIES FOR SUCH A VISA
