Apply for South African Social Grants Online with SASSA, Are you seeking financial support from the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA)?
You can now apply for various social grants conveniently from the comfort of your home!
This guide will walk you through the SASSA online application process, covering registration, grant selection, and document submission.
Types of SASSA Grants Available Online:
- Care Dependency Grant
- Child Support Grant
- Disability Grant
- Foster Child Grant
- Grant-in-Aid
- Older Persons Grant
- Social Relief of Distress Grant (SRD Grant)
- War Veterans Grant
Eligibility for each grant varies, so ensure you meet the criteria before applying.
Print and have a commissioner of oaths certify the SASSA-generated affidavit.
Sign the Bank Payment Form and submit it with the affidavit.
Upload required documents in PDF format, which may vary depending on the grant type. Here are some common examples:
Child Support Grant: Copies of applicant and spouse’s IDs, proof of marital status (if applicable), banking details, and proof of income (if applicable).
Foster Child Grant, Older Persons Grant: These documents are similar to the Child Support Grant.
For a complete list of required documents, visit the relevant grant page on the SASSA website.
How to apply for SASSA Social Grant Online
The process is divided into sections, starting with registration and then the application submission process, where you can choose the type of grant you need and fill out the application form online.
Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for SASSA Grants Online:
- Register for a SASSA Account:
- Visit the SASSA services web portal (https://services.sassa.gov.za/portal/r/sassa/sassa/grants-information).
- Click “Register A New Account” and agree to the Registration Consent.
- Fill out the “Client Registration” form with your details, including your ID number, email address, and a strong password.
- Provide your cellphone number and click “Register Me.”
- Verify your registration using the OTP or link sent to your phone.
- Log in and Apply for Your Grant:
- Once your account is active, log in using your ID number and password.
- Select “Social Grant Options” and choose the specific grant you’re applying for.
- Carefully complete the online application form, ensuring all information is accurate.
- Submit Your Application:
- Once you’ve uploaded all necessary documents, review your application thoroughly.
- Click “Submit” to finalize your SASSA grant application.
- Track Your Application Status:
- You can now check the status of your application online using the SASSA status check function.
How to Contact SASSA:
- Toll-Free Call Centre: 0800 60 10 11
- Head Office: 012 400 2322
- Email: Grantsenquiries@sassa.gov.za
Can I apply online for a SASSA grant?
Follow these steps to complete the SASSA Child Grant Online Application 2024:
- Visit the official SASSA website.
- Navigate to the ‘services’ tab and click ‘child support grant’.
- Click on ‘apply online’ and fill out the application form.
How do I get a SASSA relief grant?
Apply for social relief of distress at your nearest South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) office or visit https://srd.sassa.gov.za/. Submit your application with the following documents: your 13-digit bar-coded identity document and your children’s birth certificates.
How do I check the status of my SASSA disability grant?
To check your SASSA Status, visit: https://srd.sassa.gov.za/sc19/status/, Disability applicants can enter their South African ID Number, 13-digit refugee ID, or Caretaker ID number. Provide the cell phone number linked to the individual’s SASSA Disability Grant application.
What is the WhatsApp number for the SASSA child grant?
You can apply for the Sassa SRD R350 grant using your WhatsApp. Save the contact as “Sassa SRD Grant” with the number 082 046 8553. Send a message saying “hi” to the Sassa SRD Grant contact. Respond with “help” to access the chatbot options.
What is the new SASSA grant?
From 1 April 2024, the grant increased by R90, which means the new grant amount is R2,180 per month. On 1 October 2024, the grant will increase by a further R10, which means the new grant amount will be R2,190 per month.