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Zimbabwe and Lesotho permit holders get a reprieve until May 2027 | SA News

Good news for the roughly 180 000 Zimbabwean and 55 000 Lesotho exemption permit holders living and working in SA: the validity of their permits has been extended until 28 May 2027.

Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber announced the 18-month reprieve this week, as the current exemption permits were due to expire on 28 November 2025.

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