Embassy of South Africa in Harare
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Embassy of South Africa in Harare | Address | 7 Elcombe Street Belgravia, Harare Zimbabwe |
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I want to travel to South Africa by road from Zimbabwe. One of the application requirements demands a proof of valid return or onward ticket or purchase of ticket. I am not able to get a bus ticket for my travel because l am told they are only available on the day of travel. In this case, l want to know if l can proceed with booking my appointment without the bus ticket.
Does anyone know how long its taking to process Study Permits. Or any who got any word on how long its normally taking. I just received an SMS saying "Your visa application ref no HARA/*********" is under process at South Africa, Harare.
Anyone with an idea which month are they issuing for relatives visas currently
Does the SA Embassy attest certificates obtained in SA?
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Any update on CSVs please
Can someone please assist me, i would like to book for an appointment but i dont know how, i tried calling them but the phone is not going through.
Iam a highschool student and has lived in South Africa since I was born. THis year when wanting to apply for my SA ID I found out that I couldnt obtain an ID due to my foreign parents..eventhough I was born in SA. Now applying for a Student visa we are not sure if we can submit my papers in SA or should we go all the way to Zim to submit them?
Hie guys, i have applied for Critical skills visa in October, do you know how long it takes for the visa to come out because i have to be at work in January
Hi Chido. Please note that if you go to the embassy they will give you a form with steps you are supposed to do to have the ban lifted. If the process is not changed, you are supposed to draft a letter with supporting evidence why you think the ban should be lifted/ you are supposed to be pardoned. I would advise you to engage an Attorney to help you with the process if funds permit. You can get in touch with these guys www.savisas.com, they are good. Fees ranges between +-10 000 rands. Even after waiting period, you will still need the letter from Home affairs which states that the ban was lifted.
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