Please note that PASSOP has moved! Our new address is:
Tulbagh Centre Building (4th floor, room 413-414)
3 Hans Strijdom Avenue Lane, Cape Town 8001
Office phone number: 0214182838
Find out how to apply for asylum, how to access health care, what labour rights you have, how to open a bank account and more.
PASSOP offers free guidance and assistance in drafting professional CV’s. This service is offered at our headquarters office in Cape Town. Please stop by our office for a free consultation today!
Yesterday, the 19th of September 2016, world leaders came together at the United Nations General Assembly to adopt the New York Declaration for Refugees and Migrants - a declaration that expresses the political will of world leaders to protect the … Continue reading
Immigrants are often disempowered because they do not know their own rights. We offer free paralegal advice on documentation, labour and other issues, as well as assistance in finding employment. To find out more, click here.
Countless gay, lesbian and transgender refugees flee the homophobia and persecution in their home countries and make their way to South Africa. Our LGBTI Refugee Advocacy and Support project aims to assist and advocate for their rights. Find out more.
The cost of sending money from South Africa to neighbouring countries is amongst the highest in the world. A new report highlights this and other findings about the nature of remittance flows from South Africa to Zimbabwe and what implications it has on the nature of migration.
‘Strangling the Lifeline’ - PASSOP Report on Remittance flows from SA to Zimbabwe
Refugees are often exposed to hardships, discrimination and violence, both in their home countries and in South Africa. Yet they somehow overcome the odds. To give them a voice and to raise awareness around their plight, here are a collection of their stories.
