
Offering Passport Renewal Service
We Assist With Online Applications and Submissions For South African Passports and ID's
We've Been Your Trusted Travel Partner Since 2008 with Over 60 000 Clients Served and 138 000 Visas Processed
We Charge Only R350 Service Fee and You Will Get Your Passport or ID in Two to Three Weeks After Your Appointment
Three Simple Steps To Get Your Passport Renewed
Forward your completed form and ID copy, and we will lodge your application and schedule the first available appointment
Visit the application center at the bank or Home Affairs office for biometrics (photo, signature and fingerprints)
Two weeks later, you will be notified to collect your passport or ID when you provide your fingerprint for verification
Frequently Asked Questions
Get your questions answered about the online application for the renewal of a South African passport
2-3 Weeks from the date of your appointment for biometrics
A 32 page passport cost R600 and a 48 page cost R1200
Home Affairs no longer issues temporary passports, but an emergency passport is available with a valid reasons for travel
Our service fee is R350. We collect the information, schedule the appointment and process the payment to ensure the process runs smoothly
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Passport News
Keep updated with the latest news about South African Passports

Visa-Free Countries South African Passport Holders Can Travel To
The latest Henley & Partners Passport Index for 2023 lists the 106 countries that South African passport holders can travel to without requiring a visa

Security Improvements Proposed by Home Affairs For South African Passports
The Department of Home Affairs is proposing major changes to IDs and Passports in order to to strengthen the security. The Department will reportedly propose new legislation that will allow people as young as 10 to get an ID card. This was reportedly revealed by minister Aaron Motsoaledi this week while addressing a National Council of Provinces.

Operating Hours Extended For Home Affairs Due To High Demand
Home Affairs Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi has approved a temporary extension of operating times by two hours at front offices from Tuesday, 27 June 2023 to deal with the high demand for Smart ID Cards and passport services at Home Affairs offices. The move will see offices operate from 8:30 am to 17:30 pm



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Hillcrest, Pretoria
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