South Africa to Launch a Digital Nomad VISA *WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW*
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Great video Ashley I live in Lynnwood, Pretoria I love that alot of people are coming to our country especially African Americans since the end of apartheid all id be seeing is europeans coming here and collaborating with SA whites im glad that we can now do it with our brothers and sisters in the diaspora so we can make Africa great again!
Very true that!
YES! Caribbeans/central Americas here ASÉ ❤
This is to prevent gentrification. Our government is trying to prevent what happened to Hawaii and Bali were citizens were priced out of certain areas due to digital nomads and their bigger currencies (Dollars, Euros and Pound)
Well said 🤌🏾
I believe the income requirement is that you have to make a minimum of R1,000,000 ($53,000) per year so if you make that or more you qualify for the visa. And tax free for 6 months and you pay tax on the 2nd half of the year if you want to stay the full year.
2 bedroom chalets available in Pretoria for digital nomads. Electricity, water, Wi-Fi, swimming pool, laundry service, security included !! Only R20 000!!!
Thank you for keeping us informed and updated.
South Africa is new home 🙏🏿🙏🏿🧘🏿🧘🏿❤❤
Ashley, you're absolutely gorgeous and your channel is informative.
Thank you, I'm glad it helpful!
Ashley you got the support of the UNI showing love from the Badger Den in Philadelphia.
Thank God. The best news I have heard all day. I hope this goes through.
Helpful info! Thanks for sharing. Will do more research into this! 💕
Absolutely great nuggets here. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Saubona Sis Ashley.
Thank you-Ashley
You're welcome!
glowing ❤
powerful information thank you 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
Very welcome
I don't know about that. Because N. Africa is crazy busy and extremely diverse. Visa processing is efficient. They have it designated by floors in a huge building. The amount of people was staggering.
Thank you Ashley for this video. This was very helpful. If possible can you do a video about the transitions you made with your children to South Africa. Schools, Daycare, healthcare, costs and just their overall adjustment. Like, where your girls placed in the same grades they were in the US? How much is healthcare costing you? What areas are more for families? What is the process on getting them visas? Sorry of you have already done this video before. I am knew to this channel. I am seriously thinking of moving to South Africa. `I have a 16 year old, a 2 year, and 1 year old.
Hi Brittany
Looking forward to Ashley‘a response but on the schools, generally kids from the west go to the next grade depending on the time of year, and when we go to the west our kids are moved back one grade. That’s because our school year starts in January and yours later.
It will be best for your 16 year old to start Grade 11 here, because our Grade 11 and 12 work in terms of portfolios for subjects like Mathematics. He/she would not be able to do core Maths in Grade 12, if he/she does not have a portfolio from Grade 11.
I’m South African but when we moved back to South Africa my daughter was forced to do Maths at a lower grade that does not require a Grade 11 portfolio. That’s a disadvantage because the child would not be able to pursue degrees that require Core Maths, unless they get a distinction and take a test proving they can handle higher grade Maths (some universities give them that chance but often they still lose a year improving their Maths pass mark).
The grading system here is really tough, but you will save thousands of dollars if your child gets into one of our top universities. I know of US students who come to study here just because it is more affordable, and return to the US after graduating for post gad (grad school).
Hi Brittany
Looking forward to Ashley‘a response but on the schools, generally kids from the west go to the next grade depending on the time of year, and when we go to the west our kids are moved back one grade. That’s because our school year starts in January and yours later.
It will be best for your 16 year old to start Grade 11 here, because our Grade 11 and 12 work in terms of portfolios for subjects like Mathematics. He/she would not be able to do core Maths in Grade 12, if he/she does not have a portfolio from Grade 11.
I’m South African but when we moved back to South Africa my daughter was forced to do Maths at a lower grade that does not require a Grade 11 portfolio. That’s a disadvantage because the child would not be able to pursue degrees that require Core Maths, unless they get a distinction and take a test proving they can handle higher grade Maths (some universities give them that chance but often they still lose a year improving their Maths pass mark).
The grading system here is really tough, but you will save thousands of dollars if your child gets into one of our top universities. I know of US students who come to study here just because it is more affordable, and return to the US after graduating for post gad (grad school).
Childcare is very cheap, as are kindergartens if you earn dollars. You can hire someone to take care of your little ones at home for next to nothing in dollar terms.
@@baphithi Thank you so much for the info! That's very interesting about the school. I had no idea. So if my son graduates from high school next year in June in the US, would colleges in South Africa accept him. Does the standardized testing here count?
That's great about childcare! Wow. It extremely expensive here. It would be wonderful to have have someone come in our home.
How is the healthcare for a family there?
You are doing a great job
Thank you
Welcome!
Hi lovely Ashley, please advise with the best side hustle I live in Johannesburg and I am a South African
Unless foreigners are going to be investing in South Africa and providing jobs this is not going to be good for South Africans. It will only benefit the people with the visas. We already have a huge problem with property prices rising in Cape Town because many people come to live here and it’s cheap for them but South Africans still earn in rands and don’t get huge increases so it makes property and recreation less affordable.
We love people coming to visit but we also don’t like that it makes things worse for us. If this didn’t only benefit people from outside of South Africa then people from first world countries wouldn’t be moving to a third world country for a better life.
Thank you for sharing your perspective.
This depends on our government properties my go up because developers has spent money mostly on importing materials,specifically because mostly in Cape town is Europeans who build houses to measure the standard of European markets.Change is coming but it depends on our patience to bring most ordinary Black South Africans to make good money it takes years not something of 30 years,to build a country it comes with many problems of corruption we have to be aware
@@kabelothebe4350 the problem is in 30 years things have gotten a lot worse and not better. And when we have a new government they will inherit the current government’s problems + the apartheid government’s problems. We just need people who care to run the country, and young people instead of old people. We have the best country in the world and majority of the country can be extremely wealthy if it was run well but yet most people live in poverty.
@@TheDerekCrosson the collaboration of our people can do it especially youth but we must remember we paving a way for the coming generation to finish up because greed can kill us specifically corruption
Gentrification by fiat.
Question: My wife and I are currently expats in Botswana but plan on moving to South Africa to settle down. We've been looking into the visa process because when we move, I will have to return to the US in order to retire for a year with my job, possibly leaving the family for a year in SA. My wife is a stay-at-home mom, but I will be supporting them financially while I'm away. What would the visa process look like for them?
Saubona Ashley'
Ashley ask anyone in the SA government that you know if they believe that black African Americans want to spend a penny with the US government.
What do you think about this water shortage?
Ashley, without ruffling any feathers, can you give me a candid opinion of which of the two (Tanzania n S. Africa) countries are more retired
Black American friendly? Dig your channel n thanks!
It depends on what you’re looking for. They’re both great! We can help you plan your discovery trip to both if you’d like! Let’s us know
You really asked if an African Country is black american friendly?....the victimhood mentality is eating yall up lol....
wow lots of countries now competing and offering dig. nomad visas 😳 .....
how much would someone be taxed though 🤔
🙏🏾🙏🏾☺️
She said : Yeah 😰
That’s another video” 😂
Go ahead Ms Ashley 😅
Crypto will make Visa and Mastercard Obsolete in 5 years. Its the natural progression of payments throughout history, from livestock, weighted metal, fiat currency, debit / credit cards, paypal, stripe, Gpay, Apple Pay, Crypto Currency (Bank on your Phone)
5 years beginning when.
Crypto has been around since at least 2008. It won't happen that soon. The market is too saturated with various crypto that often serves no purpose. That number would have to be reduced first, amongst other issues. Then, countries and governments will get involved to decide which crypto is most valuable. Worldwide, it might not be bitcoin. The working masses still fund everything and consume every thing, the working masses keep economies going. They are not bitcoin heavy if you look at the majority of the world.
2023 - 2008 = 15 years. Just wait till 2030 that would be 21 to create a new finanical system. Historically speaking finanical systems begin to phase out 70 to 80 year cycle (i.e. Paper Checks / Credit Cards 1950 thru 2030 will be gone). For example Paypal will be gone by 2030@@tiaholloway9668
They were meant to sign this into effect last year and they purposely missed the deadline. As nice as this sounds, I doubt it will happen anytime soon.
Why do you have doubts?
They will sign it into law after 2024 elections, currently they cannot the ruling party needs to appear like they are not encouraging the 'Mass Migration' into SA, 2024 elections are are Anti-immigration election in SA and the global world
South Africa wants to be very careful with how they left foreigners in for long term stay. Yes they want the income that comes with it but they don’t want to feel intruded on by foreigners. So I think it will take time for them to structure it in such a way.
@@HeyyTiana That's hogwash. Very nonsensical.
@@HeyyTianasooo the white that have been on foreign land fit in where?
Money talks as usual. The way black Americans are viewed globally is as a 1.8T dollar powerhouse. And we are producers.
Do you need a visa upon entry? I’m coming from USA and I’ve been trying to figure out how to get my visa, but I have been reading it’s not required upon entry and I can get one once I get there
That’s true
@@AshleyinAfrika thanks so much for your response !!!!
@@AshleyinAfrika do I need to show proof of return ticket ? Or can I tell them at the airport that I am going to get my visa?
That's crazy it's a problem to make more than $50k... 🤷🏽♂️
It's to prevent gentrification for citizens
Why only less than $50k??? That makes no sense to me. Wouldn't you want people that make more to travel to yr country...so they can spend more? 🤔
There are layers to it
It's to prevent gentrification for citizens. Citizens are getting priced out by digital nomads In the property market because they can't compete with the dollar
We don't want what happened in Hawaii/Mexico to happen here.
The amount of AA moving to Africa is tiny compared to whites, especially Europeans. 2 million illegal white people in South Africa, and no one is doing anything about it. Why is that? Can someone give me an answer.
Where did you get this info from. You sound like a hater
Where do people get these stats?
@OfentseMaboe777 They got it from some tiktok😂 The silly part is that no one applies their mind to the fact that the actual white population in SA is just 4.5mil, how do you hide 2mil illegal immigrants in such a minority population?
I'm not sure about the 2million illegal whites. Please share your source. It's really important to share opinions that are backed up by some degree of stats/research findings. That number seems extremely exaggerated.
rubbish, 2 million!? please verify this scandalous claim.
I think it’s good that people will pay taxes, the visa sounds good!
Only 6 months??..im on the fence about it. Is it even worth the hassle of paying the visa fees for 6 months when i can take a cheap trip to Namibia every 90 days and put that money to better use before restarting my 90 day stay again?
That's exactly what South Africans are pissed off about. You taking advantage of our systems and making everything expensive. This soon will escalate to Xenophobia and crime if the law doesn't chime in. Africans are not even permitted such courtesy in Western countries.
Are you from Namibia? The problem for someone like me is to travel all the way back to the US. It’s a bit of a hassle and costly