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How To Apply For SRD Grant 2025 Online

The SRD (Social Relief of Distress) Grant might give interim relief during difficult times if you need financial support. The SRD Grant is a government program that assists qualifying people and families who are facing financial struggles.

With the opportunity to submit your application online, applying for the SRD Grant has become more accessible and simple. In this post, we will lead you through the basic stages of applying for the SRD Grant 2025 online, ensuring that you have all of the essential information and tools to complete the application process. Let’s get started by learning how to apply for the SRD Grant from the convenience of your own home.

How To Apply For SRD Grant 2025 Online

The SRD online application is simple, easy, and convenient and can be done from the comfort of your home. Follow the below procedure to apply for an SRD grant online;

In your internet browser, visit the SRD Website
Fill in your mobile number and ID number and click “send SMS”
You will receive a 6-digit OTP via SMS
Insert the OTP number on the SRD website and click “verify pin”.
Complete the online application form
Upload certified copies of required documents
Submit your completed application.

Official Papers Required For SRD Grant Online Application 2025

Provide your personal information, including:

ID Number
Full Name and Surname (as printed on your ID Document/ ID Card)
Gender
Physical Address
Contact Information (mobile number, email address)
SASSA may request further information.

SRD Grant Qualification Requirements 2025

Before beginning the SRD grant application procedure, it is important to understand the SASSA qualification requirements. Some requirements must be met to be eligible for the R350 grant. The requirements include:

You must settle in South Africa
You must be jobless and NOT be receiving financial support from any other source
You must be a South African Citizen/ You must be a Refugee in South Africa/You must be an Asylum Seeker in South Africa with a valid Section 22 permit or visa / You must be a Special Permit Holder in South Africa (under the Special Angolan Dispensation, the Lesotho Exemption Permit Dispensation or the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit Dispensation).
You must be between the ages of 18 and 60 years old
You must meet the means test, with an income of R624 or less per month
You must have inadequate financial means to assist yourself
You must NOT be receiving any other social grants for yourself
You must NOT be contributing towards or qualified for UIF payment
You must NOT unreasonably refuse to accept employment or educational opportunities
You must NOT be receiving a salary from NSFAS (National Student Financial Aid Scheme).

Contact Sassa

For any further queries, please contact SASSA directly: