20/10/2026
Immigrant Rebate Requirements.
1. Passport showing the exit stamp and relevant permits.
2. Passport endorsed accepted returning resident on entry by Zimbabwe Immigration Department.
3. Bank statement for the past three to six months.
4. For those coming from work:
a. Engagement letter
b. Contract of employment.
c. Payslips for the past two years or more.
d. Tax returns for the last two years or more (P60 & P45) if coming from UK.
e. Letter of termination of employment.
5. Returning students. You will need the following:
a. Letter of acceptance into the college
b. Passport showing the date of departure from Zimbabwe.
c. Student's permit (if passport expired whilst on study, it is still required to check on legalised stay in the host country)
Proof of source of funds, this involves submitting copies of bank statements and or tax returns.
d. All the goods should be fully paid owned by the importer.
e. One should have successfully completed the course of study one pursued.
f. Transcript is definitely required to show that the possible immigrant was indeed at out side Zim.
6. Time of arrival is considered as the first time one goes back to Zimbabwe after results are out.
7. If you are importing a motor vehicle, you will need:
a. Registration book.
b. Invoice/agreement of sale if recently purchased.
8. If car is being exported from the SADC region, there should be:
(a) Police Clearance - de-registration certificate (valid SARPCCO certificate)
(b) Export Permit (ITAC)
(c) South Export Bill of Entry
9. You should have proof of residence in Zimbabwe (eg. water or ZESA bills.
*Kindly take note of these additional and new requirements*:
1. You should have owned the car for at least 6 months before coming to Zimbabwe.
2. VAT of 15. 5% of the value of the car is now payable in USD/ZAR for private cars or RTGS for pick up trucks.
3. Vehicles require Certificate of Confirmity issued by either Bureau Veritas or Cotecna.
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