Deportee transiting through South Africa [closed]

I was deported last year in January from South Africa (I had illegally entered South Africa). I now intend to travel to Swaziland via South Africa. Will immigration allow me to pass through South Africa or am I not allowed even to transit through the country? I hold a Zimbabwean passport (a new one).

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Is international travel allowed now in South Africa?

President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on 11 November 2020 that "we are also opening up international travel to all countries subject to the necessary health protocols and the presentation of a negative Covid-19 certificate".

What are the Covid restrictions in South Africa?

Travel in South AfricaInternal flights and public transport are operating. You are required to wear a face mask on public transport. Children aged six years or younger are not required to wear a face mask. Failure to comply with South African government regulations could result in a fine or arrest.

Can you transit through South Africa without visa?

Travellers using land ports of entry to transit through South Africa will have to apply for a port of entry visa. Deportees transiting must be in possession of transit visas and at all times must be escorted failing which they will be returned to the airline that conveyed them for removal from the Republic.

Can Irish travel to South Africa?

Ireland is one of the visa-exempt countries. This means that travelers from Ireland can stay in South Africa without a visa for up to 90 days. If Irish citizens wish to stay longer than 90 days, they will require a visa.

South Africa's new visa laws scare Zimbabwean migrants

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