Company MIB Registration

To register as a Manufacturer, Importer, or Builder (MIB) in South Africa, you need to  apply to the provincial department of transport.

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Company MIB Registration

Company MIB Registration

To register as a Manufacturer, Importer, or Builder (MIB) in South Africa, you need to  apply to the provincial department of transport. The process also involves the NRCS Automotive evaluating the application and the South African Police Service (SAPS) potentially doing a site visit and submitting a report.

 

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
  • MIB Application Form:
    Complete the manufacturer/importer/builder (MIB) application form.
  • Identity Documents:
    Certified copies of the applicant’s ID and proxy’s ID (if applicable).
  • Business Certificate:
    Certified copy of the business certificate if the applicant is a body of persons.
  • Proxy Letter:
    If the applicant is a body of persons, a letter of proxy is required.
  • Customs Code Number (if applicable):
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    or importers, a copy of the customs code number from the South African Revenue Service (SARS).
  • VAT Registration Proof:
    Proof of VAT registration from SARS.
  • Fees:
    Pay the appropriate fees as determined by the MEC of the province concerned.
  • Police (SAPS) claerance: A certifficate for the proxy and representatives are required.

 Submit the Application:

  • Provincial Department of Transport:
    Submit the application and required documents to the relevant provincial department of transport.
  • NRCS Evaluation:
    The National Road Traffic Council (NRCS) will evaluate the application.
  • SAPS Report:
    The South African Police Service (SAPS) may also be required to submit a report.

Registration and Certificate:

  • Registration:
    If the application is successful, the applicant will be registered as an MIB.
  • Certificate:
    A certificate will be issued to the applicant. 

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