How To Do A NSFAS Status Check Using ID Number


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Once you've applied for NSFAS, the wait to find out if your application has been approved can be nerve-wracking. Luckily, NSFAS has made it easy to track your application status online using your ID number.


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The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) provides comprehensive bursaries and student loans to deserving learners enrolled in approved courses at universities and TVET colleges.

The myNSFAS portal plays a major role when it comes to the NSFAS journey. You will apply on myNSFAS, access your NSFAS status, check your NSFAS allowance payment status and even apply for NSFAS accommodation on the NSFAS portal.

A very important process if the NSFAS status check. This is done after you submit your NSFAS application and need to check your NSFAS application status. 

How To Do A NSFAS Status Check

To access your NSFAS application status on myNSFAS

Step 1: Login on the myNSFAS student portal which will be your main NSFAS login point on the NSFAS website. This is where you will need to fill in your ID number.

Step 2: Enter your password on the NSFAS official website and then click SIGN IN!

Step 3: Click on Track Your Funding Progress to check the NSFAS application status.

NSFAS Application Status Explained 

  • Application Submitted: The student has completed and applied for NSFAS funding.
  • Application in Progress: The application is being reviewed to confirm:
    • Student type (FTEN/Senior/Continuing)
    • Sassa indicator
    • Disability indicator
    • Application type (Active/Automated/Hybrid)
    • DHA relationships (Mother/Father/Spouse/Guardian)
  • Verification: The application is being verified for:
    • Unverified parent/spouse/guardian details
    • NSFAS Consent Form
    • NSFAS Disability Annexure
    • NSFAS Orphan/Vulnerable Child Form
    • Case statuses:
      • Awaiting verification (checking completeness)
      • Awaiting documents
      • Verification completed
      • Case closed (no documents provided in 30 days)
  • Requesting Financial and Academic Data: Awaiting data confirmation to assess financial and academic eligibility.
  • Assessing Financial Eligibility: Assessing income threshold using:
    • SARS data
    • Exceptions data
    • Credit bureau data
    • Declared household income data
  • Awaiting Academic Results: Evaluating academic eligibility criteria but awaiting results.
  • Assessing Academic Eligibility: Evaluating academic eligibility criteria and/or TVET and University N+ Rule.
  • Duplicate: A duplicate application submitted for the same cycle.
  • Funded subject to registration and availability of funds: The application passed all evaluations, met funding criteria, and is pending registration and fund availability.
  • Registration Received: The application passed all evaluations, met funding criteria, and has received registration from an institution.
  • Cancelled application: The student has cancelled the submitted application.
  • Rejected: The application did not meet NSFAS funding criteria and conditions. The student will not receive funding.

NSFAS bursaries cover tuition and registration fees, as well as several allowances for food, accommodation, and learning materials.

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