The longstanding dispute over visas between South Africa and Kenya has finally been resolved.
The longstanding dispute over visas between South Africa and Kenya has finally been resolved.
Denzil Taylor speaks to Immigration lawyer Craig Smith about what the law says about providing healthcare to illegal foreigners or asylum seekers.
They are in the country on a special visa, the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP). This visa category was introduced more than a decade ago to accommodate an influx of refugees who were fleeing political persecution and economic devastation in Zimbabwe. But late last...
craig smith comments on refugee crisis in afghanistan Today we are looking at the plight of Afghanistan refugees after the Taliban took control last month at least 28,000 Afghans have been evacuated. For over three weeks, 32 Afghans have been stranded at the frontier...
craig smith talks to radio 702 on remote working visas On Legal Matter, we talk about South Africa possibly considering the adoption of a remote-working visa as part of a push to attract more skilled workers, and their money, to the country and were joined by South...
• Australian Luc Osstyn missed the birth of his first-born in Cape Town. • And wife Jade van Ryneveld has missed having her husband at her side for seven weeks. • But finally their separation nightmare may be over. Lockdown visa – Father finally given the green light...
An Australian father, stuck in Thailand, is unable to enter SA to meet his newborn son. Read the full article on News24 Covid-19 disaster regulations have been cited as the reason why the father has not been able to enter the country.The couple's lawyer alleged the SA...
Emirates World View Question Of The Day Craig Smith was asked this question on Cape Talk's Breakfast with Kieno Kammies.
South African immigration offices have this Zimbabwean man arrested, Trust Chepesani, due to having a job that was not on his Visa. He now fights to stay in South Africa with his 2 week old baby and Craig Smith fights along side this man, so that Trust can...