by Datesh 
To have a property license in South Africa, you must first meet the following minimum requirements:
Be at least 21 years old: The minimum age requirement for obtaining a property license in South Africa is 21 years old.
Have a valid South African ID or work permit: To be eligible for a property license, you must have a valid South African ID or work permit.
Complete the required education and training: You must complete the Real Estate NQF Level 4 qualification, which is the minimum education and training requirement for becoming a registered estate agent in South Africa.
Register with the Estate Agency Affairs Board (EAAB): You must register with the EAAB, which is the regulatory body that oversees the real estate industry in South Africa.
Pass the Professional Designation Examination (PDE): You must pass the PDE, which is a written examination that tests your knowledge of the real estate industry and your ability to apply that knowledge in practice.
Obtain a fidelity fund certificate: You must obtain a fidelity fund certificate from the EAAB, which provides proof that you have paid the required fees and are authorized to operate as a property agent.
Additionally, you must meet the fit and proper requirements, which are designed to ensure that only honest, reliable, and trustworthy individuals are granted a property license in South Africa. These requirements include undergoing a criminal background check and providing proof of your financial soundness.
Once you have met all of the above requirements, you will be issued a property license by the EAAB, which allows you to operate as a registered estate agent in South Africa. It is important to note that property licenses in South Africa must be renewed annually and that failure to renew your license can result in disciplinary action by the EAAB.
