The Department of Home Affairs is developing a new biometric online platform aimed at speeding up asylum applications.

DHS still relies on Thales fingerprint technology as HART’s deadline passes, with IDENT still described as current and vendor ...

Home Affairs is introducing a biometric online platform to enhance asylum applications and prevent delays in immigration ...

Home Affairs is developing a biometric online platform to speed up asylum applications, strengthen identity verification and prevent rejected applicants from repeatedly submitting claims to delay ...

An active-duty Army service member faces potential separation from his wife, a Mexican national, ahead of her scheduled ...

Asylum seekers whose claims have been finally rejected cannot simply submit new applications to regain legal protection in ...

Foreign tour operators, travel agencies and OTAs have won a reprieve until April 2027, though uncertainty persists.

Following a failed attempt at processing asylum seeker applications last week, the department of home affairs has proposed a ...

Asylum seekers will be able to register their intention to apply for protection through a planned biometric online system and ...

South Africa’s (SA)Home Affairs Minister Doctor Leon Schreiber says the department will introduce a phased, structured intention-registration and appointment model for asylum seeker applications by ...

The Embassy of Pakistan in Tashkent will begin issuing electronic passports (E-Passports) to Pakistani nationals in ...