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Webinar recording | Immigration implications of the right to work in South Africa

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Webinar recording | Immigration implications of the right to work in South Africa

Employment Law Director Imraan Mahomed and Senior Associate, Taryn York together with Andreas Krensel from IBN Immigration Solutions, hosted a webinar on immigration implications of the right to work in South Africa.

25 Apr 2024 55:59 Minutes Webinar

Watch the recording of our experts as they explored key topics such as an overview of the Immigration Act, the work visas available to foreign nationals and their requirements, the visa application process, pending applications and the National Migration Policy.

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