APLUS Immigration

31/07/2024

If you retired and you willing to stay in South Africa. Aplus you can apply for, Retired visa with aplus immigration. For more information contact our office @ 011 259 9079 or WHATSAPP @0782535592

29/07/2024

Want to visit South Africa, Let Aplus immigration assist you with the application process for assistance contact our office at 011 259 9079 or WHATSAPP @ 078 253 5592

26/07/2024

Individuals who have an immediate family member who is a South African citizen or permanent resident holders are entitled to apply for a Relative's visa. Need assistance with applying contact our office at 011 259 9079 or WHATSAPP @ 078 253 5592

26/07/2024

News update The new Minister Leon Schreiber. is happy to report that they have cracked 100 000 Backlog and cleared more than 30%

‘We started out with over 306 000 applications in this backlog, and I'm happy to report that we've cracked 100 000 now, we've cleared more than 30% of that,’ says Minister of Home Affairs, Leon Schreiber.

25/07/2024

General work visa allow foreign nationals to work and reside in South Africa. and is issued up to 5 years is also renewable.

If you u wanna work anywhere here in South Africa, You need to apply for general work visa. For assistance with your application contact our office at 011 259 9079 or WHATSAPP @ 078 253 5592

19/07/2024

If you need critical skills work visa, Aplus is the right company to assist you.

For more information contact us at 011 259 9079 or WHATSAPP @ 078 253 5592

17/07/2024

Like any other type of visitor visa, Applicants traveling for medical treatment must show they qualify under provision of South Africa. Immigration and Nationality Act.

Need assistance with your Medical visa contact our office at 011 259 9079 or WHATSAPP @ 078 253 5592

15/07/2024

Unlock your dreams in South Africa. With Aplus immigration let us assist you with your study visas

12/07/2024

Good news the minister of Home Affairs. Has stated that one of his main focus areas will be to improve the processes for work visas.

Need an immigration practitioner contact our office at 011 259 9079

12/07/2024

Applicants whose visa appeal applications are still pending:

Visa holders who have appealed a negative decision on an application for long-term visa (Visitor’s Visas in terms of section 11(1)(b) and 11(6) of the Immigration Act, 2002; Business Visas, Study Visas, Relative’s Visas and Work Visas) are granted a temporary extension until 31 December 2024 of the current visa status. Applicants are not allowed to engage in any activity other than what the visa conditions provide for.

Those who wish to abandon their visa appeal applications and depart from South Africa, will be allowed to exit at a port of entry before or on 31 December 2024 without being declared undesirable in terms of section 30(1)(h) of the Immigration Act, 2002 read with regulation 27(3) of the Immigration Regulations, 2014.

Visa appeal applicants who need to travel, but are awaiting the outcome of an appeal application for a long-term visa, will be allowed to exit and re-enter at a port of entry up to and including 31 December 2024, without being declared undesirable in terms of section 30(1)(h) of the Immigration Act, 2002 read with regulation 27(3) of the Immigration Regulations, 2014.

All appeal applicants are required to produce a copy of the rejection letter with a receipt for the appeal application on departure and re-entry into South Africa. Non-visa exempt appeal applicants who travel out of the country with an appeal application receipt, are required to apply for a port of entry visa which would allow them re-entry into South Africa.


For delayed application contact our office at 0112599079
Short term visa holders issued in terms of section 11(1)(a)

Short term visa holders issued in terms of section 11(1)(a) of the Immigration Act, 2002 for 90 days or less, who have applied for a renewal, but have not received their visa renewal outcome, must make the necessary arrangements to depart from South Africa within 90 calendar days from the date of expiry of the principal visa, to avoid being declared undesirable. The latter concession is in line with the provisions of section 11(1)(a) of the Immigration Act, 2002 which limits the duration of sojourn for visiting purposes to a total of 180 days.



The temporary concession applies only to foreign nationals who have been legally admitted into South Africa.

This concession is also only applicable to applicants who have submitted their applications via VFS Global and who can produce a verifiable receipt for such application against the VFS Global tracking system.