What's the law and order like in South Africa?

Question 1: What is the security situation in South Africa? I am a graduate student at Bito University in South Africa. As far as students are concerned, I think the law and order is not disorderly. Inside the university is very safe, around the school, there is a large flow of people and good public security. I often come out of the library at midnight and walk back to the dormitory. Moreover, the chaos in South Africa is mainly aimed at local Chinese businessmen, and students have no money. Why rob you?

South Africa's consumption can be considered very cheap internationally. As a student, the living expenses alone need about 1500 to R2000 (equivalent to about RMB 1000), but not counting the rent or gas money for travel. South Africa's public transportation is underdeveloped and it is often necessary to drive when going out. Your tuition will be very expensive, about 654.38+ million a year, depending on your major.

Question 2: What should I pay attention to when traveling to South Africa? Is the security there really bad? Transferred from the donkey of the traveler.

When it comes to traveling to Africa, many people think of safety first. Before leaving this time, many friends came up and asked: South Africa? Is it safe? I dare not say whether it is safe to travel freely, but it is safe to go to South Africa with a group as long as you don't wander the streets at night. It's not as terrible as everyone thinks. Moreover, Cape Town is mostly white, and the law and order is better than that of Fort York.

But I still want to remind you that you must take good care of your things, and if you lose them, you will never get them back. Even if it's just a drinking cup. Grandparents in our group want to take the cup away when they have breakfast. As a result, they left the cup in the restaurant and went back to look for it at once. The waiter who cleared the table for them said he didn't see it, and the guest next to him said he saw the waiter take them away! Later, the tour guide told us that the cup was also a good thing in their eyes, and she must have taken it herself. Actually, it's just an ordinary cup, not lock lock's. . . . . Alas, my mother said she was still poor. The waiters are all black, and the living standard is very different from that of white people.

The safety of checked baggage is worthy of attention. Many people's luggage was pried open at the South African airport. When we left the capital airport this time, we packed it with that kind of plastic wrap, which cost 20 yuan, so it was very troublesome for them to pry it up, so they usually gave it up. Later, I didn't pack it when I checked in, so I didn't lock the box. I thought there was nothing valuable anyway, so I just turned it over. I didn't lock it at all If I lock it, it will break the lock. Finally, we were lucky not to be rummaged. But no matter what, whether packed or not, don't put valuables in the checked baggage, especially when going to South Africa, remember ~ ~

Question 3: What's the law and order like in South Africa? The law and order in South Africa is very poor. Since the old black palm class seized power, social security has gone from bad to worse. The white residential area is fine. It's a real defense. Everything's fine. In other places, especially in black areas, robbery is a common occurrence. Don't go out alone after dark, guns are rampant. Be careful! But in general, giving money won't hurt people, so you must put some life-saving money in your wallet! In addition, many China people were robbed this year, so our compatriots can earn money and save money.

Question 4: What's the law and order like in South Africa? Is it safe? Generally speaking, it's ok. Africa is good, but the law and order is much worse than China.

Question 5: Why is the law and order in South Africa so bad? The race is complex, people are everywhere, and the population is mobile and difficult to manage.

Question 6: What is the security situation in South Africa? Public security in South Africa is deteriorating day by day, and vicious cases such as kidnapping, robbery, shooting and extortion are emerging one after another, and criminal activities in Chinese communities are also on the rise. In view of the recent serious deterioration of the security situation in South Africa, the China Embassy in South Africa held a conference on the safety of international students in Pretoria last year. Nearly 30 international students from five universities in Pretoria and Johannesburg attended the meeting. China and its embassy in South Africa are very concerned about the personal safety of teachers and students studying in South Africa, and have made representations with relevant departments and universities in South Africa to ensure the safety of teachers and students studying in China, which embodies the spirit of governing for the people and putting people first. It is hoped that teachers and foreign students in China will strengthen their awareness of self-protection, complete their teaching tasks safely and serve the motherland.

Question 7: My friend wants to go to South Africa. I heard that the security in South Africa is very chaotic. I wonder if there are some bad rumors everywhere.

But not all places are as rumored.

At least South Africa won't really be in a mess.

Question 8: How about free travel in South Africa? Is it safe? Go by yourself or sign up for a solo tour by yourself? This is not a concept! I have been to Billingsburg Wildlife Park in South Africa with CITIC. I took a cross-country open jeep under the guidance of an experienced driver. If you go by yourself, I think it's too unreliable! How dangerous! It's not that wildlife parks are dangerous, but the overall environment is dangerous. If you still think that driving is the most correct way to play, if not, you can find a travel agency to do a solo tour, so that you can be accompanied by a special local tour guide and drive anything. South Africa's signing fee is not low either, 1000 yuan. The specific requirements for personal property are very strict. Copy of international credit card and six-month bank statement (if not, please provide the original traveler's check, not less than 50 euros per day).

2. Payroll/savings card statement for the past six months

Question 9: Is it safe to travel to South Africa? What's the security like over there? For travelers, South Africa is as safe as other tourist spots, and the security problem is not as terrible as expected. As long as tourists have a general awareness of safety precautions (for example, it is not recommended to go out alone or with several people at night; Take good care of the photographic equipment and jewelry you carry with you; Don't show off your wealth at will), you can enjoy your visit in South Africa, and everything is absolutely safe.