Official South African Nursing Council(SANC) Annual Fees 2022-2023 | Registration & Bank Details

We are pleased to keep you updated about South African Nursing Council Annual Fees 2023-2024 | Calendar Year Fees

ANNUAL FEES FOR

NORMAL ANNUAL FEES

The annual fees for the calendar year for different categories of practitioners are provided in the table below:

REDUCTIONS IN ANNUAL FEES FOR AGES 60 AND OVER

The Council has resolved to introduce reduced fees for nurses 60 years of age and over as per the table below:

1. 60 TO 64 YEARS OF AGE ON 1 JANUARY 2020 (25% REDUCTION)

2. 65 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER ON 1 JANUARY 2020 (50% REDUCTION)

NB: To qualify for the discount amounts, practitioners may be required to submit a certified copy of their identity document in order to confirm their age.

Notes:

The annual fees for 2020 must be received by the SANC on or before 31 December 2019.

The amounts in the tables above all include 15% VAT.

How much are the Annual Fees

9 July 2018

ANNUAL FEES FOR 2019

Normal Annual Fees

The annual fees for the calendar year 2019 for the different categories of practitioners are given in the following table.

Category	Annual Fee for 2019
Registered Nurses and Midwives	R640.00
Enrolled Nurses and Midwives	R380.00
Enrolled Nursing Auxiliaries	R270.00

Reductions in Annual Fees for Age 60 and Over

The Council has resolved to introduce reduced fees for nurses 60 years of age and over as per the table below:

1. Age 60 to 64 Years on 1 January 2019 (25% reduction)

Category	Annual Fee for 2019
Registered Nurses and Midwives	R480.00
Enrolled Nurses and Midwives	R290.00
Enrolled Nursing Auxiliaries	R200.00

2. 65 years of age and older on 1 January 2019 (50% reduction)

Category	Annual Fee for 2019
Registered Nurses and Midwives	R320.00
Enrolled Nurses and Midwives	R190.00
Enrolled Nursing Auxiliaries	R140.00

NB: To qualify for the discount amounts, a practitioner may be required to submit a certified copy of his / her identity document in order to confirm his / her age.

How Can the Annual Fee be Paid?

A reminder is usually sent out to each registered person towards the end of each year.  The reminder gives full details of how to pay the annual fee for the following year.  The reminder also contains a convenient First National Bank deposit slip that has some of the person’s details already filled in.

Council recommends that you pay the annual fee using the First National Bank deposit slip.  For most people, it will be the most convenient way of paying the fee.

WARNING: Do not pay at the bank if your personal details or postal address must be changed – the system is so quick that your Annual Practising Certificate will be issued showing the old details or postal address.

If you have received a reminder, carefully follow the instructions printed on it and also read the important notes section. This will ensure that your payment is processed without undue delay.

The information in the following sections will assist you if you do not receive a reminder.

Important Notes when Paying the Annual Fee

Please take note of the following important points to avoid delays in the processing of payments:

DO indicate your Council reference number, payment type code ‘ANLFEES’ and full names when making payments to the Council. DO pay the correct amount depending on your category – not more or less – unless you have been requested to pay only part of the amount by the Council. DO make sure that all electronic or other payments are made into the South African Nursing Council bank account. DO keep your bank deposit slip in case of queries. DO NOT fax or post your proof of payment to the Council – unless you are requested to do so. DO NOT pay at the bank if your personal details or address must be changed – in this case, post your remittance to Council.

Paying the Annual Fee at any First National Bank

This is the recommended way of paying the annual fee.

1. Fill in and sign an Account Deposit Slip.  Use the Council’s bank details shown below.
2. Write your Council reference number (8-digit number starting with a ‘1’) in the Reference block on the form followed immediately (no space) by the annual fees payment code ‘ANLFEES‘.
3. Hand both copies of the deposit slip plus your payment (cash) to the teller.  You do not need the exact amount – the teller will give you change if necessary.
4. Keep your copy of the deposit slip safe in case of queries.
5. Allow 4 weeks for your Annual Practising Certificate to reach you by post.

For more details visit -https://www.sanc.co.za

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