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South Africa ends 90 day visa exemption for Palestinians | SA News

The Department of Home Affairs has revoked South Africa’s 90-day visa exemption for holders of ordinary Palestinian passports after an investigation found deliberate, ongoing exploitation of the rule, reports Cape {town} Etc.

According to SA News the department said intelligence and security cluster findings showed intermediaries-chartered flights to move people from Gaza in ways that were not consistent with short-stay travel.

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