The Embassy of South Africa in Israel

Welcome to the Information Portal of the South African Embassy in Israel.

We are confident that the information you require, or wish to receive on South Africa will be available at the click of a button when browsing through the website.

By exploring the portal, there is no doubt that the website will provide you with a good introduction to South Africa as a multi-ethnic society being alive with possibility.

The future of South Africa is cemented in the concept of Ubuntu - "the spirit of togetherness" and underscores President Nelson Mandela's statement at the dawn of democracy in 1994 that "We shall build a society where all South Africans, both Black and White, will be able to walk tall, without any fear in their hearts, assured of their right to human dignity, a rainbow nation at peace with itself and the world." Our future is also inextricably linked to the development of the African Agenda.

The doors of the Embassy are open to engage you on issues of mutual interest and we are ready to assist you in any way possible in changing the lives of ordinary people for the better!

Once again, welcome to South Africa!  

Ambassador Sisa Ngombane

Job Opportunities

South African Embassy requires
Accountant (relevant three year post school qualification + 5 years experience)
Administrative Officer (relevant 3 year post school qualification, +5 years experience)
 Handyman (10 year schooling, valid driver’s license + 3 years experience)
In addition :

• Fully proficient in English & Hebrew
• Computer Literate
• A valid South African ID / Passport  recommended

Applications (English only), including CV, to be delivered / sent to:

 
Head of Administration, South African Embassy, Sason Hogi Tower, 17th floor, 12 Abba Hillel Silver Street, Ramat Gan on or before 2 February 2015.

The Embassy reserves the right not to make appointments. Correspondence will be limited to short-listed candidates only. If you have not been contacted within two (2) months after the closing date of this advertisement, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.

Forfeiture of repatriation deposits	The Director-General of the Department of Home Affairs invites any person who, prior to the coming into operation of the Immigration Amendment Act, 2011 on 26 May 2014, paid deposit as a guarantee of the return to his or her country origin, to approach, within a period up to 28 February 2015, any South African Mission in his or her country of origin for a refund of his or her deposit. The Department of Home Affairs' Offices within the Republic may issue refunds only in exceptional circumstances where a person has acquired permanent residence permit or has changed his or her status in the Republic prior to 26 May 2014. Failure to claim a refund by 28 February 2015 will result in the deposit forfeited to the State as unclaimed. Please also note that anyone who had overstayed his or her permit shall not qualify for a refund, as he or she would have violated the terms and conditions of his or her temporary residence permit. Read more
NOTICE	As of 1 October 2014, when parents are travelling with a child, such parents must produce an unabridged birth certificate of the child reflecting the particulars of the parents of the child. Provision is also made for one parent travelling with a child and where one parent or both parents are deceased or the child is travelling with a relative or another person. Read more
	Registation of South African Citizens The Embassy invites all citizens of the Republic of South Africa residing in Israel to register with the Embassy. You can register bycompleting your secure registration online
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	Opportunities in South Africa The Minister of Home Affairs has announced the availability of 34 825 Quota Work Permits for skilled workers. Read more... PLEASE NOTE: NEW QUOTA WORK PERMITS FOR FOREIGNERS WITH SCARCE AND CRITICAL SKILLS.
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