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Home Affairs proposes tighter asylum rules and merit-based citizenship system | SA News

Asylum seekers who have already been granted refugee status in another country will, in future, not be eligible to apply for similar protection in South Africa.

This is one of the proposals contained in a newly revised draft White Paper on Citizenship, Immigration and Refugee Protection, published on Friday by Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber.

Schreiber also intends to introduce merit-based criteria for naturalisation and citizenship.

He said the proposed reforms are designed to clamp down on fraud and abuse while enhancing national security.

Rather than determining citizenship solely on the number of years a foreigner has lived in South Africa, future applications will be…

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