Joombaah Temporary Permit (90 Days): Extend Your Stay in Lesotho – Requirements and Application Process

Permit Information

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  • PERMIT_POSTED_ON: Oct 22, 2024
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  • Category : Africa » Southern Africa
  • Description : The Temporary Permit (90 Days) allows individuals to extend their stay in Lesotho for an additional 90 days for a prescribed activity. Applicants must complete the necessary forms, submit supporting documents, and pay the required fee. This permit is ideal for those who wish to remain in Lesotho for an extended period beyond their current temporary permit’s expiration. Joombaah facilitates knowledge to help you navigate the permit process smoothly.
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  • Email : info.lrp@homeaffairslesotho.com
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Overview

  • Temporary Permit (90 Days): Extend Your Stay in Lesotho – Requirements and Application Process

    Introduction

    The Temporary Permit (90 Days) provides individuals with an opportunity to extend their current temporary stay within the Kingdom of Lesotho by 90 days. Whether you need additional time for business, personal matters, or other activities, this permit allows you to remain legally in the country. Joombaah is here to help you navigate the application process with ease.

    Eligibility Requirements

    To qualify for the Temporary Permit (90 Days), you must:

    • Have a valid temporary permit.
    • Submit a complete application form and certified documents, including a letter from the applicant requesting permission to extend their stay.
    • No police clearance is required for applicants under the age of 16.

    Documents Required

    To apply, ensure that you have the following certified documents:

    • Duly completed online form
    • Copy of passport
    • 2 Passport-size photographs
    • Letter from the applicant (requesting permission from the Director of Immigration to reside in Lesotho)
    • Proof of payment

    Application Process

    Step 1: Submit Your Online Application

    • Visit the VFS Global website and complete the online application form.
    • Pay the mandatory fee of M2800 and schedule an appointment.
    • Payments can be made through Standard Bank Lesotho or by credit/debit card at the Visa Facilitation Centre. Cash payments are not accepted.

    Step 2: Attend Your Appointment

    • Arrive 15 minutes early at the Permit Facilitation Centre with your appointment letter, printed application form, proof of payment, and all supporting documents.
    • Upon arrival, collect a token and wait for your turn to submit the application. After submission, you will receive an acknowledgment receipt, which is required to collect your documents once processed.

    Step 3: Submit Supporting Documents

    • Ensure that all required documents are prepared and certified. These documents must be submitted with your application at the Permit Facilitation Centre.

    Step 4: Provide Biometric Data

    • Enroll your fingerprints and photograph at the Permit Facilitation Centre. This step is mandatory for all applicants, including children and infants.
    • Ensure that your fingertips are free from any decoration (such as henna) to avoid issues with the biometric scan.

    Step 5: Collect Your Permit

    • Once your application is processed, the outcome will be sent to the district office of your residence. You must visit the office to collect your permit, bringing your original passport as proof of identity.

    Permit Fees

    • The fee for a Temporary Permit (90 Days) is M2800.

    Validity and Renewal

    The Temporary Permit (90 Days) allows an additional 90 days of stay in Lesotho. After the extension period, you may need to apply for further permits if you require more time. Renewal is possible by following the same application process, provided all documents are up-to-date.

    Additional Information

    You can track the status of your application online through the VFS Global website. Ensure that you have your acknowledgment receipt and original passport when collecting your permit at the district office.