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South African Nursing Council (SANC) Fees Structure for 2027/2028

The South African Nursing Council (SANC) has released its fee structure for the 2027/2028 period. This information is important for all registered and prospective nurses and midwives to understand the amounts payable for registration and membership. Knowing these fees helps avoid errors that could affect your registration status.

Annual Fees for 2027/2028

The SANC sets annual fees for different categories of nursing professionals. These fees are for the calendar year and must be paid by a specific deadline. The amounts listed typically include Value Added Tax (VAT).

Standard Annual Fees

For the 2027/2028 period, the standard annual fees are as follows:

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  • Registered Nurses and Midwives: The annual fee is set at R819.00.
  • Enrolled Nurses and Midwives: The annual fee for this category is R500.00.
  • Enrolled Nursing Auxiliaries: The annual fee for enrolled nursing auxiliaries is R350.00.

Reduced Annual Fees for Senior Professionals

The SANC offers reduced fees for nurses and midwives who are 60 years of age or older as of January 1, 2027. These reductions are applied based on age brackets.

60 to 64 Years of Age (25% Reduction)

Professionals in this age group will receive a 25% discount on the standard annual fees.

  • Registered Nurses and Midwives: The reduced fee is R614.25.
  • Enrolled Nurses and Midwives: The reduced fee is R375.00.
  • Enrolled Nursing Auxiliaries: The reduced fee is R262.50.

65 Years of Age and Older (50% Reduction)

Those aged 65 and above as of January 1, 2027, benefit from a 50% reduction in their annual fees.

  • Registered Nurses and Midwives: The reduced fee is R409.50.
  • Enrolled Nurses and Midwives: The reduced fee is R250.00.
  • Enrolled Nursing Auxiliaries: The reduced fee is R175.00.

To qualify for these reduced fees, nurses may need to provide a certified copy of their identity document to confirm their age.

Restoration Fees for 2027/2028

Restoration fees apply to individuals whose registration has lapsed and who wish to have it reinstated. These fees are also set for the 2027/2028 period, effective from January 1, 2027.

Normal and Reduced Restoration Fees

The restoration fees vary depending on the category of nursing professional.

  • Registered Nurses and Midwives: The normal restoration fee is R2,457.00, while the reduced fee is R168.00.
  • Enrolled Nurses and Midwives: The normal restoration fee is R1,480.50, with a reduced fee of R168.00.
  • Enrolled Nursing Auxiliaries: The normal restoration fee is R1,039.50, and the reduced fee is R168.00.
  • Retired Nurses: For retired nurses seeking restoration, the fee is R168.00.

Payment Options and Information

The SANC aims to provide flexible payment solutions to accommodate its members. Affordable payment options are available to suit various needs.

Available Payment Methods

Registered nurses and midwives can choose from several payment plans:

  • Fundi Loan: Payment can be made through a Fundi loan.
  • Cash/Credit Card: Direct payment via cash or credit card is accepted.
  • Deposit and Installments: A deposit followed by monthly installments is another option.

It is important to note that all fees include 15% VAT. The annual fees for 2027 must be received by the SANC on or before December 31, 2026.

Conclusion

Understanding the South African Nursing Council (SANC) fees structure for 2027/2028 is essential for all nursing professionals. The council provides clear guidelines on annual registration fees, including concessions for senior members, and restoration fees for lapsed registrations. With various payment options available, SANC strives to make the process manageable for its diverse membership. Staying informed about these fees ensures continued compliance and uninterrupted practice within the nursing profession.

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