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Although the Draft Immigration Amendment Bill does not amount to an extensive overhaul of the Immigration Act, the proposed changes to the Act are likely to have far-reaching consequences on immigration to South Africa
Last week, Zahida Ebrahim presented to Parliament on the proposed changes to the Immigration Amendment Bill 32 of 2010 and has subsequently issued the following statement
South Africa's Department of Home Affairs (DHA) has implemented a new programme whereby all visa-exempt nationals must request advance travel authorisation for business purposes prior to entry
Currently, the Immigration Act (the Act) and its regulations create various options for work permits in order to accommodate the diverse needs of employers, ranging for permits that provide for secondment arrangements to entities that seek to employ a number of foreign employees
