Taking South Africans Further
About Road2Asia
Welcome to Road2Asia – the most affordable and stress free way to navigate the immigration process from South Africa to anywhere in the world. Our expert Visa Consultants eliminate all stress and delays caused by Authorities.
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Road2Asia’s Mission and Vision
At Road2Asia, we make it personal. You are not just another client – you are the only client. All South Africans, are experiencing the same unnecessary document and visa delays. Therefore, our goal is to navigate the entire process on your behalf while eliminating all headaches and stress.
What South Africans say about Road2Asia
“After getting many quotes from various immigration agents, Road2Asia’s was by far the most affordable and value for money. Moreover, I’ve also received my documents sooner than the initial date of completion determined beforehand” – Road2Asia Client
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Frequently Asked Questions
South African passport holders do not need a visa for tourism in Thailand for short stays (generally up to 30 days visa-free) when entering by air. Immigration may require proof of onward travel, sufficient funds, and passport validity of at least six months. Longer stays or other purposes (work/study) usually require a visa applied for in advance.
Yes. South Africans can enter Singapore visa-free for tourism and short business visits, typically for up to 30 days. However, travellers must complete the SG Arrival Card (an online arrival form) within a few days of travel and meet entry conditions (valid passport, return/onward ticket, proof of funds).
South Africans generally do not need a visa in advance for Indonesia for stays of up to 30 days; this is a visa-free entry for tourism and cannot be extended. For longer stays or other activities (work, study, volunteering), you must obtain the appropriate visa before travel.
South Africans must obtain a visa before travel to mainland China for tourism, business, or work. Requirements include submitting an application (often via the Chinese visa application centre), passport with at least six months validity and blank pages, a completed forms, photos, proof of itinerary, and sometimes invitation letters. Processing times vary; plan several weeks ahead.
Yes. South Africans must obtain a visa for Japan before travelling for tourism or business. Japan recently expanded its eVISA system allowing eligible travellers (including South Africans) to apply online for short-stay visas. Otherwise, apply through the Japanese Embassy/Consulate with supporting documents (passport, itinerary, financial proof, etc.).
Yes. South African travellers must obtain either an e-visa or a traditional visa before arrival. India’s e-visa is available for tourism, business, medical, or conference visits and is applied for online through the official Indian government portal. Processing typically takes several business days.
South Africans require a visa for Vietnam. You can apply for a Vietnam e-visa online (valid up to 90 days) or a visa through the Vietnamese embassy/consulate. Some nationals also obtain a visa-on-arrival with a pre-approval letter, but check the latest official guidance before booking flights.
While requirements vary by country, the most common documents requested include:
A passport valid for at least six months beyond your arrival date with several blank pages. Completed visa application forms.
Passport-style photos.
Proof of a return or onward ticket.
Proof of accommodation and sufficient funds.
For some visas: letters of invitation, travel itineraries, and travel insurance.
Always confirm specific documentation with the relevant embassy.
Processing times differ by destination and visa type:
Standard embassy visas (e.g., China, Japan) generally take a few weeks.
e-visas (e.g., India, Vietnam) often process within 3–10 business days.
Visa-on-arrival processes occur at the destination but may require pre-approval.
Apply as early as possible—ideally 4–8 weeks before departure—to allow for delays and additional document requests.
No. Tourist visas are strictly for leisure or short visits. If your trip includes work, study, internships, volunteering, or long-term stays, you must apply for the correct category of visa (e.g., work permit, student visa) through the respective country’s embassy or immigration authority. Using a tourist visa for purposes other than tourism can result in refusal, fines, deportation, or future travel restrictions.