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Report suspicious activity

Border Management AuthorityRef: https://www.bma.gov.za/report-suspicious-activity/

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Source domain: bma.gov.za

Collected on 5 August 2026

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What this means

This is a Border Management Authority online form for reporting suspicious activity. It collects incident, location and suspect information, permits anonymous reporting, and allows supporting documents of up to 20MB to be attached. The BMA says submitted information will be used to address the reported activity and will be protected under its privacy statement.

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Report suspicious activity

People can submit information about suspicious activity, including agriculture, environment, immigration, cross-border smuggling or port health matters. The form accepts optional supporting documents and allows the reporter to remain anonymous.

Who it is for
People who wish to report suspicious activity to the Border Management Authority
How to act on it
Complete the online suspicious activity report, select the relevant category and province, provide the incident and suspect details, optionally provide reporter details and supporting documents, and give consent where personal information is provided.
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Report suspicious activity © 2026 BMA Report suspicious activity Suspicious Activity Report Incident Information

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Reference

https://www.bma.gov.za/report-suspicious-activity/

Key Takeaways

  • Border Management Authority suspicious-activity reporting form
  • Reports may cover Agriculture, Environment, Immigration, Cross-Border Smuggling and Port Health
  • Anonymous reporting option available
  • Supporting documents limited to 20MB
  • No closing date stated
  • Border Management Authority
  • BMA