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Organisation : Department of Home Affairs
Type of Facility : Re-application for PRP – Permanent Residence Permits
Head Office : Pretoria
Website : http://www.dha.gov.za/index.php/notices/977-re-application-for-prp-for-those-who-applied-prior-to-02-june-2014
Bi-947 Application Form : https://www.southafricain.com/uploads/8940-bi947form2017.pdf

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DHA Re-application For PRP

** The Department of Home Affairs received permanent residence applications prior to 02 June 2014 utilising the Track and Trace system.

Related / Similar Facility : DHA Local Office Manager

** The Department has noted that it does not have 4 616 applications on hand as per Track and Trace system.

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** The persons whose particulars appear on the published list will be afforded a period starting from 15 May 2017 to 31 July 2017 to re-submit the applications.
** The Department of Home Affairs will not accept any applications submitted after the stipulated period.

Applications may be re-submitted by e-mail to: hacc AT dha.gov.za

** Application forms, general guidelines and requirements for specific categories in terms of Sections 26 and 27 of the Immigration Act may be downloaded from the following website dha.gov.za.

** All applicants who are eighteen (18) years of age and older must also submit a South African Police Clearance Certificate not older than six (6) months or approach the Afiswitch office to submit an application for a South African Police Clearance Certificate.

** Those applicants who already received their permanent residence permits and whose names appear on the list are advised to provide a copy of the permanent residence permit to: hacc AT dha.gov.za and applicants need not re-apply.

** Failure to re-submit your permanent residence application will render the application closed.

** For your ease of reference you may check the progress of your application by calling the department’s call centre on 0800601190

** The Department of Home Affairs endeavours to adjudicate and finalise all received permanent residence applications by the end of December 2017.
** The Bi-947 application form can be downloaded and must be completed and sent via email only!

Permanent Residence Permit Application

(a) To be completed in detail in English. Please print in black ink or type.
(b) For the various categories or grounds on which permanent residence may be acquired and a list of specific documents required in respect of each category, see pages 13 to 18.

(c) Applicants are required to undergo an interview. Arrange for an interview with the nearest South African mission or regional office of Home Affairs before submitting the completed application with the prescribed fee, if applicable.

(d) The completed form must be accompanied by the applicable documents listed on pages 13 to 18.

(e) In the case of married couples, or spousal partners, both the applicant and the spouse must sign and date the form and attend the interview if the spouse is party to this application.
(f) Applicants are advised to make and keep copies of all documentation submitted.

(g) It is the applicant’s prerogative to elect an immigration practitioner to apply on his/her behalf, subject to (c) above. However, this will not in any way influence the outcome, as any application is considered individually and on its merit.

FAQ On Permanent Residence Permit

Frequently Asked Questions FAQ On Permanent Residence Permit

What is a Permanent Residence Permit?
A Permanent Residence Permit is a document that allows a foreign national to live and work in a country indefinitely, with the same rights and privileges as a citizen.

Who is eligible to apply for a Permanent Residence Permit in South Africa?
Foreign nationals who have been living and working in South Africa for a certain period of time, and who meet the eligibility criteria, may apply for a Permanent Residence Permit.

What are the different types of Permanent Residence Permits available in South Africa?
There are several types of Permanent Residence Permits available in South Africa, including those for skilled workers, business owners and investors, spouses and children of South African citizens or Permanent Residents, and retirees.

Additional Simplified Procedure

As of March 8, 2023, the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) does not offer an online application process for permanent residence permits. You can still apply for a permanent residence permit in South Africa by submitting a paper application to the DHA.

Here are the steps on how to apply for a DHA Permanent Residence Permit:
1. Gather the required documents. The required documents vary depending on your nationality and the type of permanent residence permit you are applying for. You can find a list of the required documents on the DHA website.
2. Fill out the application form. The application form is available on the DHA website.
3. Submit the application form and documents to the DHA. You can submit your application form and documents to any DHA office in South Africa.
4. Pay the application fee. The application fee varies depending on your nationality and the type of permanent residence permit you are applying for.
5. Wait for the DHA to process your application. The processing time for permanent residence permits varies.
6. Receive your decision. The DHA will notify you of their decision in writing.

Here are some of the documents you may need to apply for a DHA Permanent Residence Permit:
** Valid passport: Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in South Africa.
** Birth certificate: Your birth certificate must be a certified copy.
** Marriage certificate: If you are married, you will need to provide a certified copy of your marriage certificate.
** Proof of accommodation: You will need to provide proof of accommodation in South Africa. This could be a lease agreement, a letter from a landlord, or a utility bill.
** Proof of income: You will need to provide proof of income in South Africa. This could be a bank statement, a letter from your employer, or a tax return.
** Police clearance certificate: You will need to provide a police clearance certificate from your home country.
** Medical examination report: You will need to provide a medical examination report from a doctor in South Africa.

Note:
The application fee for a DHA Permanent Residence Permit is R1,500. The processing time for permanent residence permits varies. It can take anywhere from six months to two years for the DHA to process your application.

If you are granted permanent residence in South Africa, you will be issued with a permanent residence permit. The permanent residence permit is valid for five years. You can then apply for permanent residence renewal.

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