We assess your eligibility, review your documents, and explain your realistic options for South African visas, residency, appeals and employer compliance — before you spend time or money on an application.
SA Migration does not issue visas or permits. The service we provide is professional advisory work — here is exactly what that includes.
We review your circumstances against the requirements of each relevant category and tell you honestly where you stand.
Where more than one pathway might apply, we help you understand which route is realistic for your situation.
We check what you have, what's missing, and what is unlikely to hold up under scrutiny.
If you proceed, we help prepare a submission that properly reflects the requirements of your category.
For businesses employing foreign nationals, we advise on obligations, exposure and workforce planning.
Where a matter requires formal legal representation, we engage independent attorneys for that purpose.
These are the legal subjects our consultations cover — not government documents we issue.
General eligibility, category selection, and application-readiness reviews.
Visa refusals, undesirable/prohibited status, waivers, and judicial review options.
Foreign workforce compliance, planning, and employer immigration audits.
Every category above is discussed as part of an assessment or consultation — SA Migration does not sell visas, permits, or guaranteed outcomes.
25 years of immigration advisory experience in South Africa.
Registered Migration Practitioner — IP(SA), Reg. No. 2004/01/0067.
Confidential and independent — not affiliated with any government department.
Independent attorneys engaged directly wherever a matter needs formal legal representation.
Tell us a little about your situation and a consultant will get back to you.
This form requests professional assistance from SA Migration International. It is not a government visa application.
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