As South Africa grapples with ongoing brain drain and skill shortages in crucial sectors like healthcare and technology, an intriguing counter-trend is emerging: a number of expatriates are beginning to return home.

Inheriting assets from a loved one can be both a blessing and a challenge, especially when the beneficiaries are living abroad. If you find yourself in a situation where you need to transfer an inheritance from South Africa to beneficiaries overseas, it is essential to navigate the complex legal and financial aspects involved.

South Africa, with its diverse economy and investment opportunities, often attracts non-residents (foreign nationals) looking to invest in the country.

Earlier in the year we looked at a brief overview of some of these, but this is a more detailed look at the significant changes the South African Revenue Service (SARS) is implementing to its tax regulations.

South Africa, with its breathtaking landscapes and thriving real estate market, is a dream destination for non-residents looking to invest in property.

In today’s interconnected global economy, financial transactions extend beyond borders, with South Africa being no exception.