Plsss can any one give me infor on how to get a South African visiting visa here in Nigeria, thanks

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if u get a regular income u can get SA visa with out any agent. just visa fee 19k, hotel accomodation , 5day 30k total 50k , document required

1. statement close to 400k
2. 2 pasport white background
3. international pastport
4.letter of introduction from your employer to embassy stating u are going on vacation or annuall leave
5. application letter for visa whritten by u applicant
6. Certificate of incurporation (CAC) get this from your employer
7.marriage certificate if ( married)
8. wedding pics as evidence.
9.yellow cards /immunisation from local govt. health clinic
10.hotel booking evidence
11. flight booking (u can do this online with out making payment) a day b4 u submitte the document.
etc.

this are the document i use to get my visiting visa ,

but if someone doesnt have anybody in sa?how can someone goes about it,

do hotel reservation for duration of ur stay,

Official SA government info about visas can be found here:

http://www.dha.gov.za/Applying%20for%20a%20South%20African%20visa.html

Types of Visas

Countries exempt from South African visas

Applying for temporary residency

Types of temporary rezsidence permits

Permanent residency (immigration)

Refugee status & asylum

Scarce Skills & Work Permit Quotas

South African Ports of Entry


General information about South African Visas
Documents required to apply for a visa
Requirements for entering South Africa




General information about South African Visas

Visitors’ visas are for international travellers (citizens of other countries) who have permanent residence outside South Africa and who wish to visit the country on a temporary basis for tourism or business purposes for a period of 90 days or less.

A visa simply indicates that your application has been reviewed at a South African embassy, mission or consulate and that the consular officer has determined you are eligible to enter the country for a specific purpose.

The visa will allow you to travel to a South African port of entry where an immigration official will then determine if you are allowed to enter South Africa and for how long you can stay for that particular visit. Visitors are restricted to the activity or reason for which their visas were issued.

On entry to South Africa, a visa is considered to be a visitor's permit. The permit’s period of validity is calculated from the date of entry into the country and will be set out under the heading "conditions" on the visa label. You must ensure that you apply for the correct visa/permit. Entry in the country may be refused if the purpose of visit was not correctly stated.

Requirements for visitor’s visas differ from country to country (click here to see which countries are currently exempt), and the requirements are subject to change. As each application is treated as an individual case and you should make enquiries with your nearest South African mission or consulate abroad or any office of the Department of Home Affairs to see whether or not you are required to apply for a visa.

Remember that there is a fee charged for issuing a visa, and you should check the cost with the office as well as this is updated annually. The fee is payable in different currencies in different countries.

Visas are not issued at South African ports of entry, and airline officials are obliged to insist on visas before allowing passengers to board. If you arrive without a visa, immigration officials are obliged to put you onto a flight back to your home country.

Documents required to apply for a visa

•A passport or travel document valid for no less than 30 days after the expiry of your intended visit
•Your passport must have at least one unused page for entry / departure endorsements
•A completed Form BI-84 (application for a visa)
•Payment of the prescribed fee
•A yellow-fever vaccination certificate (if required)
•Statement and/or documentation confirming the purpose and duration of your visit
•Two colour passport photographs
•A return or onward ticket if you are travelling by air
•If you have children (minors) travelling with you or joining in South Africa, you will need to provide the following additional documents
◦Proof of guardianship or custody or
◦Consent from the guardian in the case of an unaccompanied minor
•Proof of financial means to pay for your living expenses while in South Africa in the form of:
◦Bank statements
◦Salary advances
◦Undertakings by the host(s) in South Africa
◦Bursary
◦Medical cover or
◦Cash available (including credit cards and travellers’ cheques)
Remember, you do not have to submit your visa application in person. You can ask anyone else (such as a travel agent or courier services or another family member) to submit the application on your behalf.



Requirements for entering South Africa

You will need the following if you wish to visit South Africa:

•A valid and acceptable passport or travel document for your intended stay
•At least one blank page in your passport for endorsements
•A valid visa, if required
•Sufficient funds to pay for your day-to-day expenses during your stay
•A return or onward ticket
•Yellow fever certificates if your journey starts or entails passing through the yellow fever belt of Africa or South America.