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Expatica is looking for readers who want to contribute regularly to our websites. We are specifically looking for the following content:
- Experiences with cultural differences
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Whatever the topic of your contribution, we want to hear from you! Start sending in your content today and share it with thousands of other expats.
Please contact Expatica's editors if you are interested.
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There are three main types of temporary work permits one can apply for in South Africa.
Here's a listing of the numbers you may need in case of emergency.
Only 40 percent of South Africa’s spending on health care goes to the public sector and the government has encouraged more people to take out private medical cover in order to ease the burden on the public system.
From how to set up an account before you arrive to the where, how, and when of banking once you're there, we take you through the details of banking as an expat in South Africa.
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