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South Africa’s New Immigration Policy Takes A Digital Direction – Will It Succeed?
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South Africa has a new draft white paper on immigration, citizenship and refugees.
The first post-apartheid immigration white paper, published in 1997, led to the new Immigration Act of 2002.
The white paper represents a far more coherent and systematic rethink than previous South African piecemeal reforms or similar attempts elsewhere in Africa.
The recently introduced Trusted Employer Scheme, Trusted Tour Operator Scheme and the remote work visa are endorsed in the white paper.
However, migrant labour, mostly low-skilled, is the focus of the White Paper on National Labour Migration Policy republished by the Department of Employment and Labour last year.