Cape Town is enjoying the perks. Introduced in October by Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber, the visa allows high-earning foreign professionals to live and work remotely in South Africa. Applicants must earn at least R650,000 annually, have a valid passport, no criminal record, and come from a country with a tax agreement. The visa aims… Read More »South Africa’s Remote Work Visa Attracts High-earning Global Professionals
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