South Africa's new visa rules are being reviewed just two months after being implemented.
The new regulations, spearheaded by the Department of Home Affairs are aimed at reducing child trafficking and illegal migration but the rules have become cumbersome and have caused widespread consternation for travellers to South Africa.
The Tourism sector, which is an important contributor to GDP, has been most affected. Sumitra Nydoo reports
The new regulations, spearheaded by the Department of Home Affairs are aimed at reducing child trafficking and illegal migration but the rules have become cumbersome and have caused widespread consternation for travellers to South Africa.
The Tourism sector, which is an important contributor to GDP, has been most affected. Sumitra Nydoo reports
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