WELCOME TO IBN IMMIGRATION SOLUTIONS
IBN Immigration Solutions is an award winning immigration company providing specialist immigration services for South Africa and various other African countries as well as some international markets. We also offer short-term business visas worldwide.
IBN Immigration Solutions services range from consulting and identifying the most effective and practical immigration solution for both private and corporate clients and their assignees for South Africa.
IBN Immigration Solutions can provide outbound immigration services to most of African countries. Take a look at the list of countries that we cover as well as related information such as their economies, commodities and population statistics.
We offer our clients immigration services to select world-wide destinations: France, Germany, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States of America and more.
The procurement and authentication of documents is a requirement for immigration processes in many countries. For documents from South Africa as well as Namibia we can assist you..
1998
YEAR ESTABLISHED
96%
CORPORATE CLIENT RETENTION RATE
8
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
94%
CLIENTS THAT WOULD ACTIVELY PROMOTE US
ZERO
COMPLIANCE ISSUES IN LAST YEAR
BLOG & NEWS
The Adjusted Critical Skills List in South Africa
The Department of Home Affairs has published an update to the Critical Skills List, effective 2 August 2022 (note that a version published on 1 August 2022 was missing page 20). Corrections and minor changes are included, as well as substantial and welcome changes in the medical field.
Resignations and New Hires
In this article, we are deeply saddened to announce the resignations of two of our long-serving, valued Immigration Consultants and we welcome new blood in the form of two new staff members.
Department of Home Affairs: Visa Processing Times
As international employers continue to experience frustration at South Africa's increased long-term visa processing times, our CEO advises corporates to lend their voices to solving this issue by contacting the Department of Home Affairs.
