Department of Home Affairs
Home Affairs shuts down ‘passport-free travel’ claims between Lesotho and SA
Department of Home Affairs refutes claims of passport-free travel for Basotho nationals, affirming that passports remain mandatory for South Africa entry.
South Africans with green ID books can swap to a Smart ID at 146 bank branches
South Africans with green ID books can now obtain Smart IDs in minutes at 146 bank branches, reducing fraud risk and simplifying the application process.
Home Affairs clarifies permanent residency status for ZEP and Lesotho permit holders
The Department of Home Affairs clarifies that Zimbabwean and Lesotho exemption permit holders are ineligible for permanent residency applications
"This is most civil servants": Review of immigration officer's payslip with 20 years of experience
A career reviewer stunned Mzansi after revealing in a TikTok video that a veteran immigration officer takes home only R17,000, despite two decades of service.
Capitec customers can now get their Smart ID at 67 bank branches across Mzansi
Capitec expands Smart ID services to 67 branches, enabling quick applications in under five minutes and pushing Mzansi past 100 bank branches for the first time.
"Thanks for the video": Cape Town man shows Mzansi how to get a Smart ID at Capitec
A Cape Town TikToker showed Mzansi how to replace a Smart ID at a Capitec branch in under five minutes without queuing at the Department of Home Affairs
Big win for Capitec customers as bank overshoots its Smart ID target
Capitec have launched Smart ID services at 34 branches across all nine provinces, more than doubling the weekly target in a banking and government partnership
Home Affairs minister introduces quick smart ID applications at bank branches across South Africa
Minister Leon Schreiber unveils a digital partnership for Smart ID applications at bank branches, enhancing security with biometric verification in just ten minutes.
Mzansi questioned how R16 million visa deposits escaped detection
South Africans reacted after investigators uncovered R16 million in unexplained deposits linked to visa fraud, raising questions about tax oversight systems.
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