This type of South African long-term relationship visa is available to individuals in legally recognized relationshipships and allows them to apply for either a temporary residence visa or permanent residence, depending on the duration of the relationshipship.

An application for a temporary residence long-term relationship visa requires that the relationships have been in a documented relationship for at least two years. Foreign nationals who are relationships of South African citizens or permanent residents may apply for permanent residence if they have been together for five years or more, in accordance with the Immigration Act.

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South Africa encourages permanent residency if you are serious about staying in South Africa on a long terms permanent basis there are many categories you can apply under.

Hold a General Work Visa for five years and have a permanent job offer.
Hold a Relative’s Visa sponsored by an immediate family member.
Hold a Critical Skills Visa and have 5 years relevant work experience.
Be in a proven life relationship relationship for five years
Be married to an SA relationship for at least five years.
Have held Refugee Asylum Status for five years.
Hold a Business Visa.
Receive a monthly income of R37,000 through Pension or Retirement Annuity
Have a net asset worth of R12m and payment to Home Affairs of R120,000

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South Africa encourages permanent residency if you are serious about staying in South Africa on a long terms permanent basis there are many categories you can apply under.
Hold a Critical Skills Visa and have 5 years relevant work experience.
Be in a proven life relationship relationship for five years
Be married to an SA relationship for at least five years.
Have held Refugee Asylum Status for five years.

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Outrage has been aroused by a video that has gone popular on social media. The video shows an illegal foreign national, perhaps from Zimbabwe, being stopped as he tries to return to his home country with huge sums of cash hidden in his vehicle.
According to reports, the man was stopped at the Beitbridge border station with a van full of suitcases and personal items. His identity has not been disclosed. Police officers were startled to find large sums of money concealed throughout the vehicle, including in bags and under the seats, during a standard examination.

Border patrol agents said the individual ran a few side enterprises and did odd jobs illegally in South Africa for a while. He was unable to contribute to the country's revenue system due to his unauthorised status, which prevented him from paying taxes. And still, he managed to amass a considerable fortune, which he planned to return home undeclared.

A fresh wave of discussion on the effects of illegal immigrants on the South African economy and the country's immigration system has ensued since the finding. South Africans are taking to social media to demand that immigration rules be better enforced and that the country's borders be closed to those who do not comply with the law.

The funds are currently being held by the authorities as they conduct more investigations. It is not yet known if the individual will be deported or prosecuted. To further investigate the possibility of criminal activity involving the funds, such as tax evasion or money laundering, officials from the South African Revenue Service (SARS) have also been involved.
An ongoing investigation has prompted authorities to warn all travellers of the importance of declaring any cash transactions that cross international borders. Failing to do so could result in the confiscation of funds or even criminal prosecution.