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27/12/2025

New Immigration Laws coming for South Africa🇿🇦

Home Affairs is seeking to amend the nation’s immigration laws, but members of the public are concerned about certain aspects of the Immigration Amendment Bill.

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Home Affairs is amending the nation's immigration laws - 8 years after a ruling from the Constitutional Court.

09/12/2025

SA visa services availabe, also assisting with extension

13/02/2025

Gauteng Awareness Session on the White Paper on the Development & Promotion of Tourism in SA at Southern Sun, Kempton Park. For more information visit www.tourism.gov.za for dates and more provincial sessions. I love Gauteng

21/12/2024

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Travel Tip for South Africans Heading to the U.S.

Heading to the U.S. for the holidays? Here's a simple tip: Always carry a printed copy of your travel itinerary, visa, and accommodation details.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers may ask for these details upon arrival and having them handy can make the process smoother. Plus, it’s a great backup if your phone runs out of battery or you lose internet access.

Safe travels and enjoy your U.S. holiday adventure! 🇺🇸

15/11/2024

Are you a South African or Botswana National and plan to travel to Ireland?

Ireland officially ended visa free entry for South Africa and Botswana, these nationals are now required to apply for visas to entet Ireland as visitors.

For assitance and professional services on your visa application process to Ireland, look no further and contact In&out visa services for your visa enquiries.

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05/11/2024

Department of Home Affairs South Africa is planning a fast track premium service that would allow South Africans to pay extra to fast-track their document applications.

Home Affairs is investigating a premium service that would allow South Africans to pay extra to fast-track their applications.

31/10/2024

28/10/2024

As of the 20th November 2024 Statistic New Zealand and Australian Bureau will release the first version on National Occupation List (NOL), the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) used by Immigration New Zealand for visa applications, is to be replaced by comparable but separate systems for both countries.

It will take some time for Immigration New Zealand to transition to the new classification system. INZ will continue to use the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) until then and will provide a further update in 2025 when they have a confirmed switch over date.

ANZSCO grades occupations according to skill level. ANZSCO skill levels range from 1 to 5, with 1 being the most skilled and 5 being less skilled.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/preparing-a-visa-application/working-in-nz/qualifications-for-work/check-anzsco-list

24/10/2024

New Zealand will be introducing a new New Zealand classification system called the National Occupation List (NOL). The first version of the NOL will be released on 20 November 2024.

The announcement was made 8 October 2024 by the Australian Bureau of Statistics and Statistics New Zealand. It follows a consultation period which found strong support for separate systems because the labour market in both countries has changed so much.

The Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) used by Immigration New Zealand for visa applications, is to be replaced by comparable but separate systems for both countries.

21/10/2024

Holiday season is here...

Are preparing for your holiday abroad and require assistance with your visit visa for the following countries;

UK🇬🇧
Schengen states🇪🇺
New Zealand🇳🇿
Canada 🇨🇦
Australia 🇦🇺
South Africa🇿🇦

Look no further In&Out visa service os here to assist with your visa applocation needs, for more info simply contact us:

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15/10/2024

https://www.tourismupdate.co.za/article/home-affairs-clamps-down-unauthorised-visa-requirements

The Department of Home Affairs (DHA) has taken steps to streamline visa processing and address issues related to officials requesting incorrect documents from applicants. A directive issued on

09/10/2024

Dont delay start now, prepare for your future, for your family in New Zealand.