🇿🇼 Important Update for Zimbabwean Nationals in Cape Town: Consular Outreach & New Fee Structure
The Consulate of the Republic of Zimbabwe in Cape Town has announced a crucial Consular and Safe Migration Outreach Programme, running concurrently with an updated price list for essential services. If you are a Zimbabwean national residing in the Western Cape, this information is vital for you.
🗓️ Consular Outreach Programme Details
The Consulate, in partnership with the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Zimbabwe, is bringing essential services closer to the community. This is a significant opportunity to access documents and information without traveling to the main consulate offices.
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Date: 28 November – 02 December (2025)
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Province: Western Cape
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City: Cape Town
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Venue: Community House, 41 Salt River Rd, Salt River, Cape Town, 7925
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Time: 0830HRS – 1530HRS
Services Provided at the Outreach:
The following consular services will be available during the programme:
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Passport Application
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Birth Certificate Registration
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Temporary Travel Document (TTD)
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Verification of Zimbabwe issued public documents (Birth Certificates, Marriage Certificates, Passports, Driver’s Licence, etc.)
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Section 5 (Likely related to specific documentation or services – check the IOM flyer for clarification)
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Non-Marriage Certificate Application and Verification
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Registration for voluntary repatriation
💰 Updated Price List for Consular Services
Before heading to the outreach or the Consulate, be aware of the updated fee structure (prices are in South African Rands, R):
| Service | Fee (R) |
| Passport Application | R300 |
| Passport Form | R100 |
| BDS Form (Child Born in South Africa) | R100 |
| Temporary Travel Document (TTD) | R500 |
| Section 5 | R150 |
| Passport Cancellation | R200 |
| Driver’s License | R250 |
| Non-Marriage Certificates | R250 |
| Life Certificates | R200 |
| Document Authentication | R200 |
| Dual Citizenship Letters | R500 |
| Repatriation Letters | R200 |
⚠️ Important Public Notice – Beware of Agents!
The Consulate has issued a strong warning to the public:
The Zimbabwe Embassy in Pretoria and the Consulates namely Zimbabwe Consulate in Cape Town and Zimbabwe Consulate in Johannesburg do not have agents who act on their behalf.
To avoid fraud and exploitation, please deal directly with the Consulate officials during the outreach programme or at the official premises. Use this opportunity to engage with official representatives from both the Consulate and the IOM.
Make sure to bring all required documentation and the correct fee amount to ensure a smooth application process.
