SA reintroduces visa for Zimbabweans!

The new measure, however, does not affect students who have study permits.

Those with jobs will be required to produce work permits when asked to do so by the authorities.

This means a Zimbabwean looking for a job or education placement in South Africa must do so within 90 days or secure a visa.

Anyone who fails to secure a visa after three months will be deported.

Pretoria scrapped visa requirements earlier this year and has been working with Harare to ensure Zimba-bweans who are there illegally regularise their stay.

A December 31 deadline has been set for regularisation and anyone who fails to get the documents by then will also be deported.

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