Can you apply ONLINE for a South African Smart ID?

Whether it’s lost to theft or simply time to kick the green ID booklet into touch, here's how you apply online for a South African Smart ID.

If you’ve had your ID stolen or lost recently, the good news is you can apply online for a South African Smart ID. How and how much it will cost you is what we’ll explain now …Even the Minister needs to apply online for a South African Smart ID. Picture: DHA.) back in 2013 to replace the green ID book. If rumours are to be believed, there is talk of the green ID booklets being phased out as soon as next year .

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