South Africa updated list of high risk countries, Italy is on the list
Just days after the announcement that South Africa was open for business made by the South African Consulate General of Milan, an updated list of high risk countries has been issued and Italy is now on the list. Italian citizens and permanent residents of Italy are not allowed to enter South Africa for tourism or […]Read More
SOUTH AFRICA: INSPIRING NEW WAYS – (from NEWSLETTER 01/2019)
Dear Readers, We have reached the end of the 2018-2019 financial year and as a Mission we begin to take stock of our achievements that have been made through the year, and we look forward to our activities that will shape our interactions with Northern Italy in the 2019-2020 financial year. In 2018 the Mission […]Read More
SOUTH AFRICA: INSPIRING NEW WAYS – (from NEWSLETTER 04/2018)
Dear Readers, The year has gone by quickly and we already find ourselves at the conclusion of a very busy but fruitful 2018. Although not the end of the financial year and with still many activities for the Mission to undergo, there have been some notable highlights to the year which you have undoubtedly read […]Read More
SOUTH AFRICA: INSPIRING NEW WAYS
Dear Readers, As you know, the new year has marked a period of change in South Africa. I wish to reassure you that, though change can produce uncertainty, it also offers great opportunities for progress. The smooth political transition leading to the appointment of President Cyril Ramaphosa and the latest economic statistics show that the […]Read More
Freedom Day Message from the Consul-General of South Africa
It is an honour for me to share the occasion of the forthcoming Freedom Day, falling on 27 April 2017, with all the Easy Milano readers. Freedom Month is observed in April throughout South Africa to celebrate the dawn of freedom and democracy. April will forever resonate in the history of our nation as the […]Read More
Children/minors travelling to/from South Africa
As from 1 June 2015, where parents are travelling with a child, such parents must produce a copy of an unabridged birth certificate of the child reflecting the particulars of the parents of the child. All documents issued in a language other than English should be accompanied by a sworn translation issued by a competent […]Read More
