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Spousal Permits
Do I have to be married to a South African in order to receive a permit for South Africa?
In South Africa, there are two options for foreigners who are in a relationship with a South African citizen or permanent resident:
If the couple is married, then a spousal permit would be required in order for the spouse to reside with the South African counterpart.
If a couple is not married, but has been in a long term permanent relationship (particularly, living together), a Life-partner permit will then be required in order for the partner to reside with the South African counterpart.
Therefore, it is not necessary to get married purely for the reason of entering South Africa and receiving a valid permit.
If you have any questions, please contact Bjorn (bjorn@intergate-immigration.com)
For further information on Spousal permits, please see here
For further information on Life-partner permits, please see here
Information supplied by www.intergate-immigration.com
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Last update: 2009-01-12 13:17
Author: claus lauter
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