How to Apply NSFAS Application 2023 | National Student Financial Aid Scheme
How to Apply National Student Financial Aid Scheme NSFAS 2023
NSFAS is a public entity under the Department of
Higher Education and Training. NSFAS provides financial help through study
bursaries to deserving students at TVET colleges and public universities. The
funding covers the cost of registration, tuition as well as allowances for
learning material, food, personal care, transport or accommodation. Assisting
millions South Africans to achieve their dreams.
How to apply NSFAS Application 2023:
To apply on NSFAS it is very easy if you
follow three steps:
Ø To create an account on myNSFAS through official website link (end
of the post below) and consider your ID number will be your username.
Ø Click on the ‘Apply’ tab to update your personal information
and upload your application supporting documents
Ø Submit your application after uploading your supporting documents ( Make sure
the supporting documents is among of the required)
Things to
Consider before Applying to NSFAS Application
2023:
It is very important that during the application to consider
to provides the correct ID number, name(s) and surname as
reflected in their ID documents.
NSFAS will validate the ID upfront. This will allow
them to evaluate your application with the validated and correct information
received from the Department of Home Affairs (DHA), South African Social
Security Agency (SASSA), Department of Basic Education (DBE) and
others.
Benefits for applicants
ü User-friendly application form that you can complete anytime, anywhere,
on a mobile device.
ü Reduce time spent on completing an application.
ü Improve the accuracy of the application through data validation of
fields.
Eligible applicants supposed to Apply NSFAS Application 2023:
Who qualifies for funding? Eligible applicant who
qualifies to apply National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is:
Ø South African citizens or permanent residents
Ø SASSA grant recipients
Ø Applicants whose combined gross household income is not more than R350
000 per year
Ø Persons living with disabilities whose combined gross household income is
not more than R600 000 per year.
Who should not apply?
Students who have already applied and
receivedfunding in previous years, have not as yet graduated on their current
qualification and do not intend to change from one sector to another (TVET
College to University or vice versa). They are automatically funded for the
duration of their studies, provided they pass their modules and meet the
academic requirements.
Required Documents for applying NSFAS Application 2023:
1.
If you are a SASSA recipient, then no
proof of income is required.
2.
Certified documents are not a
requirement
Required documents
All applicants
Ø Copy of ID
Ø ID copies of parent(s), guardian or spouse
Ø Proof of income of parent(s), guardian or spouse (payslip or appointment
letter, where applicable)
Note: If you are a SASSA recipient, then no
proof of income is required. Certified documents are not a requirement. Based
on the application type, the system will generate a list of required documents
for upload.
Students living with disabilities must provide:
ü A completed and signed Disability Annexure A Form (available on the official
website)
Students recognised as vulnerable child must provide:
An applicant who is recognised as a vulnerable child
by the Department of Social Development must provide completed and Vulnerable
Child Declaration form completed by a social worker (available on the website).
Students –( non-SASSA) who has indicated no family members details
must provide:
An applicant who has indicated that s/he has no family
member details and or abridged birth certificate must complete the Non-SASSA
Declaration Form (available on the website)
Other documents required, if applicable:
Ø Retrenchment letter
Ø Death certificate/s; Divorce decree
Note: No affidavits or copy of driver’s
license will be accepted as proof of ID
CLICK HERE TO START CREATING ACCOUNT AND APPLYING NSFAS 2023.
Or READ ON PDF FILE BELOW.