Be a South African citizen.
Be contractually capable.
Be married or habitually cohabit with a partner.
Be single and have financial dependants.
Earn less than R3500.01 per month per household.
Be a first time government subsidy recipient.
Be a first time home owner.
Single Military Veterans without financial dependant.
Single aged persons without financial dependant.
Applicant and spouse’s Identity Documents
Birth certificates of children
Proof of income if working. (Salary Slip)
KZN Department of Human Settlements
Local Municipality
Waiting lists are locally driven initiative and in each municipality the waiting period differs. Housing development normally takes place within a planned and prioritised process where the local conditions dictate what area should receive assistance first. You must also remember that housing development takes time normally at least two years before a house in a new area is ready for occupation. We are trying our best to speed up the delivery rate.
To apply you must contact or visit the Department of Human Settlements Helpdesk and your Banking institution
Earn between R3 501 to R22 000.
Be a South African citizen with a valid Identity Document, or be a permanent resident with a permanent residence permit.
Not have previously derived benefits from the housing subsidy scheme or any other state funded or assisted housing subsidy scheme which conferred benefits of ownership, leasehold or deed of grant.
Not have qualified for a government housing subsidy before.
Not have owned a fixed residential property before.
Be competent to contract - over 18 years or legally married or legally divorced and of sound mind.
Be married or cohabiting. Where the application is made for a subsidy on the basis of a legal marriage or cohabitation arrangement, it is required that the property must be registered in the name of both spouses in the Deeds Office.
Be single but with financial dependents.
Email:
flisp@kzndhs.gov.za
Tel
031 336 5444
www.kzndhs.gov.za
as well as on the website of the local municipality where sites are being advertised.
Should qualify to obtain a home loan from a financial institution;
Must have a gross monthly house income ranging from R3 501 to R40 000;
Must commit to enter into an agreement with the appointed Developer;
Must be lawfully resident in South Africa;
Must be legally competent to contract (i.e. 18 years of age or older, legally married or legally divorced and of sound mind);
Nor your spouse must have previously derived benefits from the housing subsidy scheme, or any other state funded or assisted housing subsidy programme;
Must be married in terms of the Civil Law or in terms of a Customary Marriage or habitually cohabits with any other person;
Must have proven financial dependents;
Must prove that you will be able to sustain ownership; and
Must be genuinely in need of housing for residential purposes.
You must be a South African citizen;
Gross household earning must be between R1 500 and R15 000 per month;
You must not own or have owned property before;
You must not have received government subsidy before; and
You must be 21 years of age or older, be married, cohabiting, or have dependents. Providing high quality and secure homes at affordable rentals would be impossible without Government financial assistance in the form of the Social Housing Subsidy, Capital Restructuring Grant and loan from the Human Settlements Development Bank
ID Copies of the Original Owner and Spouse
Marriage Certificate / Decree of Divorce
ID copies of children / Birth Certificates
Sisters & Brothers ID Copies (Only if the deceased had no children)
Affidavit confirming whether the owner had children or not
Certified copies of: Death Certificates of the Original Owner; Spouse and Children
Email: titledeeds
@kzndhs.gov.za
Tel
031 319 3800
Complaint Form.
Complaint may be lodged as follows-
By mail to the offices of the Tribunal At the relevant Information Office within the jurisdiction of the local authority in which the dwelling is situated At the offices of the Tribunal A complaint is deemed to be lodged on the date upon which the Tribunal receives the complaint.
Email:
info.rht@kzndhs.gov.za
Tel
031 372 1800 / 04 / 06
fraudhotline@kzndhs.gov.za
Anti-Corruption Hotline
0800 701 701
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Human Settlements Service Delivery juggernaut today Friday 15th March 2024 rolled into Ugu District Municipality's Ray Nkonyeni Local Municipality and uMdoni Local Municipality on the South Coast following its mission in uMlalazi Local Municipality the previous day Thursday 14th March 2024 in King Cetshwayo District Municipality on the North Coast. The visit to the Ray Nkonyeni Local Municipality was to give an update and feedback in the form of a report regarding the ongoing Gamalakhe Phases 1&2 Rectification Housing Project as well as the Development Plan for the nearby Tintown Settlement. Led by KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Human Settlements and Public Works Sipho "KK" Nkosi, General Manager Max Mbili and Ugu District Departmentsl official Mr Lindelani Ntaka, the Provincial Department delegation net Ray Nkonyeni Local Municipality Mayor Cllr Zodwa Mzindle and me ers of the Municipal Human Settlements Portfolio Committee. MEC Nkosi then proceeded to do an Operation Siyahlola of Mjunundwini Operation Sukuma Sakhe Housing Project in Ward 18 of uMdoni Local Municipality in the eZembeni area under iNkosi Mqadi In Ward 18 more than 1 200 houses which are an OSS Housing Intervention Project. The MEC also officiated at the hand over of a house to the Sambo family whose house was destroyed during a rain storm damage. The Department is currently busy with the remaining 70 houses as it battles access to sites of the beneficiaries. In addition the Department is implementing three housing projects in three different Wards in uMdoni
