Currently, if you belong to a BRICS nation you are required to get authorisation from SA to visit.
Tourism is one of SA’s natural advantages, according to Minister Schreiber. Photographer: Henk Kruger / Independent NewspapersGovernment is planning to ease visa rules for visitors from India and China and will do this in a matter of days to get more foreign tourists.
"Tourism is one of South Africa’s natural advantages, it’s one of the things we should be excelling at," Schreiber told Bloomberg TV. Tour operators will be responsible for the tour groups that bring in people from India and China. These operators will be vetted extensively by government.
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