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INSTRUCTIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF PROPERTY PRACTITIONERS

An applicant disqualified under any provisions of Section 50 of the Property Practitioners Act No. 22 of 2019 (Act), such as dismissal from a position of trust due to improper conduct, conviction of an offence involving elements of dishonesty, or being an insolvent not yet rehabilitated just to name a few, is required to apply for an exemption. This entails submitting a Form E1 along with their application.
Only persons that intend to be registered as a property practitioner as it is defined in Section 1 the Act should register on this portal and proceed with the application for registration as a property practitioner.
Only persons who have never been registered with the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) should complete the form below.
Before proceeding, please ensure that you have the following documentation to successfully register as a property practitioner:
1. ID copy, if you are a South African citizen.
2. Copies of a valid passport and South African work permit if you are a non-South African citizen.
3. Letter of employment, on a company letterhead, from the property practitioner business (firm) that you intend on joining. To be duly signed by both the principal(s) and candidate.
4. The firm pin number.

Please complete the boxes below. You will then receive an email containing login details that will allow you to

complete the registration process.

Please note: “Firm pin” is a reference number available from your employer.

* First Name
* Last Name
* Cell Number
* Nationality
* ID Number
* Date of Birth	Format: YYYYMMDD
* Passport Number
* Passport Expiry Date	Format: YYYYMMDD
* Work Permit Expiry Date	Format: YYYYMMDD
* Email Address
* Industry
* Estate Agency Pin	This reference number is available from your employer
* Mentor Pin
* Employment Role
TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ONLINE APPLICATION ON THE MY PPRA AGENTS PORTAL 1. ACCESS AND USAGE OF MY PPRA PORTAL 1.1. The MY PPRA Portal (Portal) on the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority (PPRA) website is designed to provide applicants and users with a convenient online platform for accessing Online Registration services. 1.2. This includes the application for a valid Fidelity Fund Certificate (FFC). 2. IINTENDED USE OF THE PORTAL The Portal is exclusively intended for: 2.1. Stakeholder engagements, 2.2. Submission of online applications for FFCs, 2.3. Renewal of existing FFCs, 2.4. Amendment of personal details, and 2.5. Uploading necessary documentation for the application and other related processes. 3. APPLICATION DECLARATION 3.1. By applying for a Fidelity Fund Certificate (FFC), you agree to comply with the Property Practitioners Act No. 22 of 2019 (Act) and the Property Practitioners Act Regulations (Regulations) and adhere to all registration requirements. 3.2. You confirm the accuracy of all information provided and acknowledge that incorrect, or incomplete information may delay or impede the issuing of your FFC, and it may constitute a criminal offence and a sanctionable conduct. 4. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS All Business Property Practitioner (firm) applications submitted through the portal must include: 4.1. A duly completed and signed application form, 4.1.1. All sections of the online application form must be fully completed for processing, 4.1.2. Indicate the correct firm reference number (starting with “F, MF etc.”) for proper allocation, 4.2. A valid Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) certificate, 4.3. A current tax clearance certificate, 4.4. All legal incorporation documents pertinent to the business entity (e.g., for Trusts, Companies, Close Corporations), and any other required documents, that may be required by the PPRA, and 4.5. Exemption E1 form (where it is applicable). 5. COMPLIANCE WITH LEGAL OBLIGATIONS 5.1. Applicants must ensure compliance with all relevant provisions of the Act and Regulations. 5.2. This includes, but is not limited to: 5.2.1. adherence to ethical standards, 5.2.2. proper disclosure of information, and 5.2.3. maintaining updated contact details as per the requirements. 6. ACCURACY OF INFORMATION: 6.1. Applicants are responsible for the accuracy and completeness of all information provided in the application process. 6.2. Misrepresentation or submission of false information may lead to the rejection of the application or legal consequences. 7. TIMELY REPORTING OF CHANGES 7.1. In accordance with Section 47(7) of the Act, Property Practitioners (PP) and or applicants must report any changes in their provided information, including contact details and employment status, to the PPRA within fourteen (14) days of such changes. 8. FEE PAYMENT AND REFUNDS 8.1. All applicable fees for registration, renewal, or other services must be paid as per the published schedule of fees, 8.2. You should use your PPRA-issued seven-digit number as the payment beneficiary reference, and 8.3. Any refunds are subject to an internal refund policy. 9. CERTIFICATE ISSUANCE AND PRACTICE COMMENCEMENT 9.1. The PPRA will issue an FFC to a compliant PP, who may only commence practice upon receiving their FFC. 10. CERTIFICATE WITHDRAWAL AND RECALL 10.1. FFCs or RCs may be withdrawn under provisions of the Act and the Regulations. 11. CONFIDENTIALITY AND DATA PROTECTION 11.1. The PPRA is committed to protecting the confidentiality and privacy of all applicants. Personal and business information submitted through the portal will be used solely for the purpose of processing the application and will be handled in accordance with relevant data protection laws. 12. RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATES 12.1. FFCs and RCs must be renewed every 3 years, before October 31st of the expiry year of the current FFC. 12.2. It is the PP's responsibility to ensure timely renewal, irrespective of the renewal statement issuance by the PPRA. 13. NOTIFICATION OF CEASING TO OPERATE AS A PROPERTY PRACTITIONER 13.1. Upon the firm cease operations the principal, director, trustee, member, or partner must inform the PPRA in writing within 14 days of such cessation of operations. 13.2. Failure to do so results in continued liability for fees and compliance obligations. 14. EMPLOYMENT RESTRICTIONS 14.1. A candidate PP, non-principal PP or an employee may only be employed by one firm, while a principal or director may be linked with multiple firms. 15. FIC REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT 15.1. Firms must register with the Financial Intelligence Centre as per Financial Intelligence Centre Act requirements. 16. MULTIPLE INDUSTRY OPERATIONS 16.1. PPs operating in different industries must hold separate FFCs for each industry and submit separate applications for each industry. 17. PPRA'S DISCRETIONARY POWERS 17.1. The PPRA reserves the right to suspend, terminate registration, withdraw an FFC, and impose fines, if necessary. 18. AMENDMENT OF TERMS 18.1. The PPRA reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions as necessary. Applicants will be notified of any significant changes that may affect their application or certification status. UPON ACCESSING AND USING THE FIDELITY FUND CERTIFICATE ONLINE REGISTRATION WEB PAGE OR ANY SEGMENT OF THE PPRA ONLINE WEBSITE OR BUT NOT LIMITED TO “AGENTS PORTAL”, APPLICANTS AND USERS EXPLICITLY RECOGNISE AND CONSENT TO BEING GOVERNED BY THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS. THIS AGREEMENT ENCOMPASSES ALL ACTIVITIES AND TRANSACTIONS CARRIED OUT ACROSS DIFFERENT PLATFORMS. ADHERENCE TO THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS IS OBLIGATORY FOR ALL APPLICANTS AND USERS AND CONSTITUTES AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THE LEGAL RESPONSIBILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION PROCEDURES FOR A FIDELITY FUND CERTIFICATE OR REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE, AS SPECIFIED BY THE PROPERTY PRACTITIONERS’ REGULATORY AUTHORITY. Review complete: Terms and Conditions
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INFORMATION ON FOREIGN NATIONALS FOR LICENCING AND REGISTRATION AS A PROPERTY PRACTITIONER

June 12, 2022

S50(1) Requires property practitioners to be SA citizens and lawfully resident in SA. This excludes foreign nationals who were previously registered under the EAA Act 112/2976. We are required by law to comply with the Act. Property practitioners who wish to register and operate within SA must either be SA citizens and lawfully resident in SA or...