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Firearm Licensing

Your step-by-step guide to navigating South Africa’s firearm licensing process.

01

TRAINING

STEP 1: Complete your firearm training at a recognised training provider in South Africa to begin the process.
02

COMPETENCY

STEP 2: Submit your Competency Certificate application at your nearest SAPS station once training is completed.
03

LICENSE

STEP 3: After receiving your approved Competency Certificate, apply for your firearm licence at your SAPS station.

Licensing FAQ

Quick answers to common firearm licensing questions in South Africa.

Competency: about 90 working days. License: about 120 working days after your competency is approved.

Yes, if you meet the requirements for each section (13/15/16) and have suitable motivation and storage.

Yes. Provide safe photos (inside showing bolts; outside with a bit of wall/floor).

If you didn’t renew 90+ days before expiry, the licence ends and you must surrender the firearm to SAPS or a registered dealer before applying for a new licence.

Global Firearm Motivations
Tel: +27 62 998 1805
Email: admin@gfmlicenseme.co.za
Website: www.gfmlicenseme.co.za

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