Johannesburg – National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has discovered “dream students” during the verification process for prominent rent payments, and measures will be taken against the homeowners facilitating fraud.
NSFAS found that the Foundation was “dream students”, which was not registered at any state university or college.
“This discovery emphasizes the importance of the verification process, which is an important step for the NSFAS processing payments to residential providers,” he said. Student Financial Scheme Wednesday (March 26, 2025).
The statement made for bulrushes, NSFAS will investigate all residential providers that provide incorrect information to benefit from funds provided by the legitimate NSFAS.
“NSFAS is equally important to maintain a serious inspection process to guarantee that all claims are immediately refunded, when the funds are immediately returned,” he said.
“We appreciate the problems facing residential providers and ensure that students and residential providers are responsible for the requirements of compliance with the requirements of public reports and provide public reporting.
“To accept that payment delays are a continuous problem, it is actively working to adjust NSFAS payment processes.
“We review our claims and payment procedures to identify opportunities for improvement.”
NSFAS said the financial pressure met with the providers, especially the financial pressure from the year after the holiday season.
“As a result, the scheme is looking for solutions to increase the payment process.”
As for the prominent rental payments, NSFAS is committed to solving all the legal claims of it, he said.
“Therefore, we are appealing to the homeowners with prominent payments to not regain all legal claims to resolve all legal claims, because NSFAS is eager to solve all legal claims.”
“In particular, it is important to consider the impact of removal of both students and homeowners in these difficult times.
“At this point, NSFAS complies with the date of payment dated April 4, 2025.
“However, we always appreciate our internal processes and payments.”
