Home Affairs cuts red tape for companies to attract investment and create jobs

Home Affairs cuts red tape for companies to attract investment and create jobs Vuyelwa Thu, 11/05/2026 - 10:00 05 Nov 2026 The Department of Home Affairs has approved 71 companies under Phase II of the Trusted Employer Scheme, cutting red tape to attract investment, unlock critical skills and support job creation in South Africa. Following the launch of Phase II on 20 July 2026, which expanded the scheme to include strategic infrastructure projects, regional and global headquarters, and qualifying financial institutions, the Department has now concluded the assessment process. A total of 138 companies applied to join the scheme. Successful applicants will now benefit from simplified visa processes, reduced paperwork and more predictable processing times, making it easier to access the critical international skills their businesses need. Minister Schreiber said: "With 71 more companies now part of the Trusted Employer Scheme, we are taking another important step towards positioning Home Affairs as an enabler of economic growth. Cutting red tape and making it easier for businesses to access critical skills is essential to attracting investment, growing our economy and creating jobs f

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