Belgian Chamber of Commerce in South Africa Webinar: How to secure your investment in SA, from a tax and immigration perspective?
February 20, 2025 | 10:00 AM — 11:30 AM SAST

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Fragomen Directors, Johannes Tiba and Caroline Kanzara, will be speaking at the Belgian Chamber of Commerce in South Africa's webinar on Thursday, 20 February. The webinar will focus on how to secure investment in SA from a tax and immigration perspective.
Many Belgian companies and individuals are keen to immigrate to S.A., be it to start their own business, to join their current employer or simply to come enjoy the quality of life that SA has to offer.
Immigration needs to be considered carefully from a tax and visa perspective. Although relatively open to attract EU residents, South Africa has a fiscal policy that might impact your tax status at home. Similarly, the visa regime, with a new Minister in place since last year July, is constantly changing and to understand its intricacies when planning your move to S.A. is essential.
The purpose of this webinar is to give members and any potential Belgian investors the keys to unlock the legal framework of investing in SA, so that they can prepare their move to South Africa in the best conditions.
Agenda:
- Welcome, opening of session and presentation of speakers by BCCSA and CBL-ACP
- Tax immigration by Beztforex
- Tax residency
- Exchange control
- How to secure your investment in SA?
- Leaving SA
- Visa regulations update by Fragomen
- Latest trends in immigration, in Africa and South Africa
- S.A. investors' visa prerogatives
- Permanent residency
- Q & A session
For further information and to register for this webinar, please click the register button.
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