Step Two

• If you are still a minor(under the age of 21), you are still considerred to be dependent on adult/s , you will require a letter from the person that will look after you and act as your legal guardian to write a letter agreeing that you will reside in South Africa under there Guardianship
• If you are still a minor(under the age of 21), you are still considerred to be dependent on adult/s , you will require your parents/ legal guardian to write a letter agreeing that you can study in South Africa
• The Police in your Country must fill out a document that states that you are not a criminal and are not currently under investigation for any crime whatsoever.
• Your Doctor or General Practitioner must provide a medical report about your current health status as well as X-Rays(Radiological report) of yourself prior to applying for the study permit)
• If you are married, please provide proof thereof by providing a certified copy of your marriage certificate.
• If you have ever been in an area that exposed you to yellow fever, you must provide a yellow fever vaccination certificate; If you intend to go to an area in South Africa that is a yellow fever endemic area, you must have yourself vaccinated and provide a yellow fever vaccination certificate
• If your Government has sponsored you to study in South Africa, you need to provide proof of this and must present a document from your government stating its intention and acceptance of your departure to South Africa
• Medical Cover -- see Step Three
• If you have children and they will accompany you to South Africa,please provide the relevant documents that shows that your child/s - dependent/s will accompany you on your journey to South Africa.
• Provide Official bank statements or relevant proof of financial sponsorship.
• Provide proof of the deposit made as set out in the VISA application form