How to ReApply for NSFAS After a Gap Year

When You Need To Reapply For NSFAS

Well, if you meet any of these conditions then NSFAS has stated that you will need to reapply:

• If you are moving from a TVET College to a university.
• If you took a gap year.
• If you are moving from a Higher Certificate to an Undergraduate degree.
• If you were not funded by NSFAS.

In order to qualify for the NSFAS bursary you need to meet the following requirements:

• Must be a South African citizen.
• Can be a SASSA grant recipient.
• Applicants whose combined household income is not more than R350 000 per annum.
• Persons with a disability whose combined household income is not more than R600 000 per annum.
• Applicants who first registered at university before 2018 whose household income is not more than R122 000 per annum.

Steps to Reapply for NSFAS

Reapplying for NSFAS is generally a straightforward process. Kindly check below for the step-by-step guide:

• Check Your Eligibility: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria outlined above.
• Gather Required Documents: Prepare the necessary documents, including proof of income, academic records, and identification.
• Access the NSFAS Portal: Log in to your NSFAS online portal using your credentials.
• Complete the Application: Provide accurate and up-to-date information in the application form.
• Submit Supporting Documents: Upload the required documents as instructed.
• Track Your Application: Monitor the status of your application through the portal.

What documents are needed to reapply for NSFAS?

The specific documents required for NSFAS reapplication may vary but generally include:

• Certified copy of your ID document
• Proof of income for your household
• Academic records (transcripts or certificates)
• Proof of registration at a tertiary institution
• Any additional documents requested by NSFAS.