Immigration Act 13 of 2002 & Regulations

Product Details:
Author(s):
Juta’s Statutes Editors
Year Published:
2025
Edition
9th
Type:
Print | Pocket Size
Language:
English
About this publication
Immigration Act 13 of 2002 & Regulations reflects the law as at 10 January 2025.
 
Content
Immigration Act 13 of 2002
Act
PENDLEX: Act 8 of 2016
 
Regulations
Regulations on Fees
Large Account Unit
Immigration Regulations, 2014[1] Minimum amounts as payments per month from pension or irrevocable annuity or retirement account in relation to retired person visa or permanent residence permit
Financial guarantees to be posted by corporate applicant to defray deportation and other related costs in relation to corporate visa
Proof of sufficient financial means
Minimum net worth in respect of application for permanent residence permit
Administrative fines
Financial assurance in relation to relative’s visa
Costs of detention and maintenance
Amount to be forfeited by person in charge or owner of conveyance
Skills or qualifications determined to be critical for the Republic of South Africa in relation to an application for critical skills visa or permanent residence permit
Financial or capital contribution for business in respect of business visa and permanent residence permit
List of undesirable business undertaking in relation to an application for business visa
Businesses qualifying for reduction or waiver of capitalisation requirements as determined to be in the national interest in relation to a business visa
List of undesirable business undertaking in relation to an application for corporate visa
Forfeiture of repatriation deposits
Corporate Accounts Unit: Application for Corporate Account status
Determination of places of detention of illegal foreigners pending deportation
Notice of procedure and time-frame for resubmission of manual permanent residence applications
Determination of places of detention of illegal foreigners pending deportation
Determination of correctional facilities as places of detention of illegal foreigners pending deportation
Minister’s Immigration Directive 1 of 2021: Implementation of the decision to extend Zimbabwean exemptions
Opening of all ports of entry
Minister’s Immigration Directive 2 of 2022: Implementation of the decision to extend Zimbabwean exemptions
Minister’s Immigration Directive 2 of 2023: Zimbabwean exemption permits
Critical skills list
Withdrawal of Zanzibar as a designated port of entry
Minister’s Immigration Directive 3 of 2023: Implementation of the decision in respect of granting exemptions to Lesotho nationals in terms of section 31(2)(b) of the Act
Minister’s Immigration Directive 4 of 2023: Implementation of the decision in respect of granting exemptions to Zimbabwean nationals in terms of section 31(2)(b) of the Act
Minister’s Immigration Directive 5 of 2023: Implementation of the decision in respect of granting exemptions to Lesotho nationals in terms of section 31(2)(b) of the Act and requirements for an application for an exemption permit
Minister’s Immigration Directive 6 of 2023: Implementation of the decision in respect of granting exemptions to Zimbabwean nationals in terms of section 31(2)(b) of the Act and requirements for an application for an exemption permit
Minister’s Immigration Directive 1 of 2024: Implementation of the order of the Constitutional Court
Points-Based System
Minister’s Immigration Directive 15 of 2024: Notice to all Zimbabwean Exemption Permit Holders
Minister’s Immigration Directive 17 of 2024: Notice to all Lesotho Exemption Permit Holders
 
[1] * For ease of reference, the Forms under Annexure A to these Regulations
are now available at www.juta.co.za/myjutapockets
Interest / Benefit to
•    Attorneys
•    Prosecutors
•    Advocates
•    Immigration practitioners
•    Judges
•    Magistrates
•    Home affairs officials
•    Border control officials
•    NGO’s dealing foreigners
•    National government departments dealing with foreigners and foreign workers