South Africa, a country on the southernmost point tip of Africa continent, boasting a more than captivating territory marked by several ecosystems, with 2.798 kilometrs of coastline that stretches along the South Atlantic and Indian Ocean packed by pristine beaches. a land highlighted by a vibrant culture, a dramatic scenery with various landscapes, unforgettable and unique wildlife encounters and endless sunsets, offering a different range of tourism atttractions from safaris in Kruger National Park to the great city of Cape Town and the stunning Garden Route,well known for its great food and fine wines launched a new digital business Visa System to boost economic growth.
DTIC, the Department of Trade. Industry, and Competition in charge to envision a dynamic, industrial and globally competitive economy, that is inclusive, offering decent employment and equity, has introduced the VRS, a new digital platform accurately designed to streamline business visa for foreign investors.
This new, innovative and efficient system replaces the previous email - based application process, allowing business owners to manage, submit and track their applications online, improving, accessibility, efficiency, transparency and saving time in the operations.
Acting Deputy Director - General Yunus Hoosen highlighted that this new platform will eliminate incomplete applications, enhancing investment - related data collection, and reinforcing in an optimal way South Africa’s commitment to facilitating a business - friendly environment.
This relevant initiative is part of a strategic plan implemented to create a more modern and innovative system aligns with broader efforts to attract international investment and boost economic growth.
Simplifying visa procedures is part of South Africa’s strategy to draw more business travellers and investors, complementing its goal of of reaching 15 million visitors by 2030.
In addition alongside the relaxed visa regime a firther new is the launch and implementation of TTOS, the Trusted Operators Scheme introduced by South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs, designed to simplify and accelerate visa applications for travellers from key markets such as China and India who book their trips through accredited tour operators.
This initiative is part of the government’s broader effort to position tourism as a relevant key contributor making the country a more attractive destination for both business and leisure tourism boosting economic growth and job creation.
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