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Good news for passports, visas, and Smart IDs in South Africa  | SA News

28 August 2025 by Guest

Luke Fraser
 ·27 Aug 2025

The Department of Home Affairs is undergoing a massive shift, with the Department looking to improve its key service offerings. 

For many South Africans, most of their interactions with the government happen at Home Affairs. Birth certificates, ID documents, passports and visas are crucial for citizenship and economic participation. 

Home Affairs is often cited as the prime source of government inefficiency, with customers often waiting hours for service, if any. 

The Department has been pushing for change with increased…

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