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ZA/FAQ-2

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Source domain: bma.gov.za

Collected on 5 August 2026

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What this means

This is a placeholder FAQ page from the Border Management Authority (BMA) that indicates upcoming content. It currently offers two opportunities: reporting suspicious border activity via a website link and reporting corruption at ports of entry using a dedicated phone line. Both are ongoing and available to the public. The page does not contain detailed answers to frequently asked questions, as noted by the 'COMING SOON...' message.

What this document offers

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corruption reporting hotlineOngoing

Report corruption at ports of entry

Individuals can report instances of corruption occurring at South Africa's ports of entry through a dedicated anti-corruption hotline managed by the Border Management Authority. This includes bribery, fraud, or abuse of power by officials.

Who it is for
any individual aware of corrupt practices at ports of entry
How to act on it
call the Anti-Corruption Hotline number provided
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Fight corruption at the ports of entry Anti-Corruption Hotline (+27) 80 122 9019
reporting opportunityOngoing

Report Suspicious Activity at Ports of Entry

You can report any suspicious activity related to border management by clicking on the 'Report Suspicious Activity' link under the 'Contact Us' section. This allows the Border Management Authority to investigate potential breaches or misconduct at border points.

Who it is for
members of the public, travelers, individuals aware of border-related misconduct
How to act on it
Click on 'Report Suspicious Activity' in the 'Contact Us' menu or follow the direct link provided
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To report border related suspicious activity, hover over contact us and click report suspicious activity or simply click here .

Facts

Reference

ZA/FAQ-2

Key Takeaways

  • BMA
  • report suspicious activity
  • Anti-Corruption Hotline (+27) 80 122 9019
  • COMING SOON
  • https://www.bma.gov.za/faq-2/
  • Border Management Authority
  • BMA
  • Instagram