Bregman Moodley Attorneys provide comprehensive assistance for clients navigating South African immigration matters, both locally and internationally. Our team ensures that all visa and permanent residence applications comply fully with South African law.
Why Choose Bregman Moodley Attorneys?
Expertise in Immigration Law: Sophia Cloete, our dedicated specialist in South African immigration law, will help you navigate the often-complex journey of immigrating to South Africa, whether you’re seeking to stay in South Africa temporarily or permanently, as well as assistance with other immigration-related matters.
Timely and Efficient Processing: We handle all paperwork accurately and swiftly, whether you’re applying from abroad or within South Africa.
Our Services
With her extensive knowledge, Sophia can guide you through applications for:
High Court Applications Managed by our Litigation Team:
If you have a long-outstanding application, Sophia will evaluate its merits, and our litigation team will assist with an application to compel the Department of Home Affairs to finalise your case and, where appropriate to assist with a judicial review of a rejection of your application.
If you’re moving to South Africa or need immigration advice, our law firm is your go-to legal team, with Sophia Cloete leading the way. With over a decade of experience in South African immigration law, Sophia has successfully guided countless clients through complex visa applications, permanent residence permits, and other immigration processes. To determine the best course of action for your specific needs, we require a consultation first — this allows us to assess your case properly and outline a clear strategy to help you achieve your immigration goals. If you’re ready to proceed, please email Petunia, who will schedule a virtual Teams call or an in-person meeting at our Killarney office.
Visit Sophia’s LinkedIn page to learn more about how Sophia can assist you with your immigration needs.
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