Can a Court Overturn an Immigration Decision Without a Review Application?
A discussion of Ngiriyabandi v Border Management Authority of South Africa (2025) Written by Roy Bregman, admitted attorney with over 51 years’ experience in administrative
A discussion of Ngiriyabandi v Border Management Authority of South Africa (2025) Written by Roy Bregman, admitted attorney with over 51 years’ experience in administrative
A discussion of Democratic Alliance v Minister of Home Affairs and Another CCT184/23 Previously South African citizens lost citizenship automatically if they voluntarily acquired citizenship
Navigating the visa application process in South Africa can be complex, especially with various categories tailored to different needs. This article provides an overview of
Immigration Circular No. 11 of 2024, issued by the Department of Home Affairs, provides interim measures for foreign nationals affected by the Constitutional Court’s judgment
Introduction to Legal Principles South Africa’s immigration laws are rooted in the principle of national sovereignty, allowing the government to determine who may enter the
A discussion of M.M.E and Others v Director General, Department of Home Affairs and Another (21970/2021) [2025] ZAGPPHC 202 (12 March 2025) Introduction to Legal
As Parliament has not yet amended the Immigration Act to fully align with constitutional principles and rectify the defects identified by the Constitutional Court in
In a recent case heard by the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA), the DA brought an application on behalf of South African citizens who lost
In the recent Mukuru decision of Mukuru Financial Services (Pty) Ltd and Another v Department of Employment and Labour, the Court had to consider the facts
EDITOR’S NOTE: the constitutional court made a similar finding in the case of Rayment v Minister of Home Affairs. A spousal visa allows a foreigner