How soon after leaving SA can I obtain a new tourist visa?
I was in South Africa for nearly 3 months on a 90 day tourist visa. I departed on November 1st. How long must I be abroad now before I can re-enter and obtain a new 90 day tourist visa?
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I had a similar problem, I went to Mauritius for 5 days and I was able to reenter SA without a problem. They don't have a set time frame but they do watch for border hoping, for example if you just go to Botswana for a couple days and come back they will only give you the remainder of your 90 days, or 7 days to gather your things and leave.
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How soon can I reapply for tourist visa?
Do refused applicants have to wait three to six months before reapplying? There is no time restriction on resubmitting an application after a refusal. If additional information or supporting documentation is available which may further demonstrate applicant's qualification for a visa, an application may be resubmitted.How do I extend my tourist visa in South Africa?
Foreign nationals who wish to extend their visa while in South Africa should visit the nearest office of the South African Department of Home Affairs in order to file an application. The request must be submitted in-person. Alternatively, visitors can decide to use the services of a registered immigration practitioner.Can I leave South Africa on the day my visa expires?
Immigration officers can charge fine to any visitor whose visa is expired or overstay. If any foreigner wants to expend some more days in South Africa, then they should do the right job and permit to go against the law of the country.How often can you get a tourist visa?
Technically you can visit the United States whenever you want to if you have a B1/B2 visa and a valid passport. There aren't any rules or laws requiring you to wait a specific time before you are allowed to return.HOW TO APPLY AUSTRALIA VISITOR VISA / TOURIST VISA | DOCUMENTS, PROCESS ETC
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