ARE YOU PLANNING TO INVEST IN SOUTH AFRICA

 ARE YOU PLANNING TO INVEST IN SOUTH AFRICA

Maltech-Africa on behalf of the investor can make an appointment to meet a government representative and be guided by the representative through the process of business approval. Maltech-Africa simply facilitates administrative procedures for issuing business approvals, permits, and licenses and thereby removes bottlenecks that investors may face in establishing and running businesses.

Maltech-Africa will be the facilitation window of clearance of registration, licensing, and permits

Maltech-Africa partners will link you to facilitators that provide an integrated service to investors that: 

  • ·         Facilitates the entire investment value chain
  • ·         Provides specialist advisory services to investors
  • ·         Coordinates effectively across various line departments
  • ·         Communicates all services to current and potential investors
  • ·         Facilitates the provision of information and support on available investor schemes
  • ·         Coordinates the regulatory reform/roadmap process in South Africa and improves the investment climate.

Intergovernmental coordination and facilitation service:

  • ·   Company registration and Companies and Intellectual Property Commission
  • ·         Business permits and Visa Facilitation Service
  • ·         Facilitation with Unemployment Insurance Fund and Compensation Fund
  • ·         Environmental Impact Assessment
  • ·         Facilitation with the South African Revenue Services (SARS) and Customs
  • ·         Facilitation with Mining Permits
  • ·         Facilitation with NRCS, ITAC, and SABS
  • ·         Municipal facilitation
  • ·         Incentive facilitation
  • ·         Facilitation with land zoning and transfers
  • ·         Investment promotion and international investment missions.
  • ·         Facilitation

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