Consolato - Cape Town

Tune in to our #concertodinatale2020 #xmasconcert2020 by logging into the following link: https://youtu.be/Gv4SZzLu-_Q  The Consulate of Italy in Cape Town would like to wish you a merry Christmas and a safe and peaceful festivity season.

On the occasion of the XVI Italian Contemporary Art Day, we are pleased to present you the audiovisual performance “Music From The Mirror”, performed by Alessandro Gigli and his ensemble, who created the sounds that make up the art project “Hemelliggaam (from Afrikaans: Corpo Celeste) Or The Attempt To Be ...

In consideration of the current health emergency and in the interests of protecting the health of both consular officers and citizens, the use of video calls is proposed as an additional resource and not as a substitute, to verify the validity of the certificate of proof of life signed and dated by the user. To facilitate...

As a result of Decree no. 1199 issued by the South African government, the distinction between countries with high or low epidemic risk has been omitted. Therefore, in South Africa - whatever the country of origin - travelers in possession of a Covid-19 type "PCR" test with a negative result and dating back no more than...

Following the latest review, Italy has been included by the South African Government among the countries considered to be at high epidemic risk. As a result of this measure, travellers from Italy will be able to reach South Africa solely for business reasons, pending prior approval from the Department of Home Affairs, which...

INPS has confirmed that Citibank will start sending the application forms for proof of life for pensioners residing abroad and that such forms must be returned completed to the bank by February 2021. If the verification process is not completed within the set deadline, the payment of the March 2021 installment would be...

In light of the new measures adopted by the South African Government regarding the gradual reopening of borders, from 1 October 2020 temporary entry into South Africa (for a maximum of 90 days) is allowed to passengers from Italy who have not stayed in the previous 10 days in countries considered "at high epidemic risk"...

In light of the new measures adopted by the South African Government regarding the gradual reopening of borders, from 1 October 2020 temporary entry into South Africa (for a maximum of 90 days) is allowed to passengers from Italy who have not stayed in the previous 10 days in countries considered "at high epidemic risk"...

Following the transition to alert level 1 decided by the South African authorities, the Consulate of Italy in Cape Town will extend from Monday 5 October, the opening hours to the public as follows: - Monday, Tuesday and Friday from 9 to 12 - Thursday from 9 to 12 and from 14 to 16 In compliance with the containment...