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South Africa Moves to Limit Foreign Employment With New Sector Quotas

June 2, 2025
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The South African government has approved draft legislation introducing employment quotas for foreign nationals in several key industries, marking a significant shift in labour migration policy. The proposed laws target sectors including agriculture, tourism, hospitality and construction – areas with high demand for low- to mid-skilled workers.

Announcing the Cabinet decision, Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni said the measures form part of implementing the National Labour Migration Policy. The reforms include:

  • Sector-specific employment ceilings for documented foreign workers

  • Restrictions on business visas in designated industries

  • Amendments to block foreign nationals from establishing SMMEs in certain economic sectors

The accompanying Employment Services Amendment Bill will empower the Employment and Labour Minister to enforce these quotas and increase regulation of labour brokers. Government says the changes aim to curb exploitation of undocumented migrants while prioritising jobs for South Africans.

Cabinet has also expedited consultations to officially define “scarce and critical skills” – a move intended to guide local skills development and reduce reliance on foreign labour.

While supporters argue the policies will protect domestic workers, some economists caution that strict limits could disrupt industries dependent on migrant labour and potentially deter investment. The government maintains the balanced approach will create fairer opportunities for South African job seekers.

The bills will now proceed through parliamentary processes, with implementation expected to face close scrutiny from business, labour and civil society groups.

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