Welcome to Migration Network
CELEBRATING 27 YEARS IN THE IMMIGRATION INDUSTRY (1995-2022)
South Africa is unforgettable and this magnificent landscape and charming people have the uncanny ability to capture the hearts of thousands of visitors from across the globe. The Garden Route, the country’s greenest jewel between mountain and sea, is a favorite destination to visit and live.
Just ask the numerous people who have visited, revisited and eventually have just stayed. Some of their stories can be read on the testimonial page. Happy accounts of finding a new home at the tip of Africa. For this is the heart of Migration Network, that we can make your extended stay or perhaps even your permanent residence or citizenship, a reality.
Based on the Garden Route but handling immigration business on behalf of clients in all parts of the country. In terms of the commencement of the Immigration Amendment Acts of 2007 and 2011 and the new Immigration Regulations, 2014, Immigration Practitioners have been repealed as foreign nationals will now be required to apply in person at the Mission in the country of origin OR where they permanently reside. However, Migration Network will still continue to act as consultant and may accompany the client to the VFS Offices.
Boasting more than 21 years experience in South African Immigration legislation, Migration Network founder member Liza Stroebel understands the intricacies of all aspects of visiting and relocating to this country. Service excellence, a wide knowledge base and ongoing communication have established her the foremost choice for immigration and related matters. In addition to permits, permanent residence and citizenship applications, Migration Network offers a range of value-added services to assist not only in your relocation and finding a suitable home, but also to establish a business. To determine your eligibility for a relevant permit, please e-mail us and we will forward you an assessment form – Migration Network will review your information and contact you as soon as possible thereafter to discuss the most suitable way forward. You are also most welcome to contact Migration Network to make an appointment for a personal consultation at our offices in George
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Meet Our Advisor
Liza Stroebel was employed at the Home Affairs Regional office for 9 years as supervisor, of which 3 years were as Acting Regional Representative and 2 years as Office Manager
About Migration Network
Liza Stroebel worked for the Minister of Home Affairs in South Africa for several years. She moved to George in 1994 and was employed at the Home Affairs Regional office for 9 years as supervisor, of which 3 years were as Acting Regional Representative and 2 years as Office Manager. She was, inter alia, a member of the Regional Committee who approved/rejected temporary residence applications and conducted Permanent Residence interviews for the Immigration Selection Board.
She has shown herself as an outstanding officer since her appointment at the Department of Home Affairs and received Cum Laude in terms of the former Immigration Act, Act 96 of 1991.
During the beginning of 2003, she attended a training course on the new Immigration Legislation, Immigration Act 13 of 2002, and again received Cum Laude. During December 2002, she was invited by a reputable Cape Town immigration company to become part of their team, and made history by opening the first ever private immigration company to set up offices in the Southern Cape and became the sole proprietor of the George office on 1 April 2003.
She achieved such success that she decided to ‘fly solo’ as from 1 October 2003 under her own company, called ‘Immigration Southern Cape’. Unfortunately, her business partner and husband Mike was diagnosed with cancer and she sold her business on 30 September 2010 to spend quality time with him until his death. After a period of mourning, she decided to get back into South African Immigration and started Migration Network during November 2011.
With many years of experience in the corporate world prior to entering the civil service, as well as several years in the Department of Home Affairs, she is able to render the highest quality service.
She has been awarded Business Woman of the Year for two consecutive years in the small business category by the South African Council for Business Women in 2006 and 2007.
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