Apply for the NSFAS bursary 2026 to get funding for a public university or TVET college. See what NSFAS covers, who qualifies, and documents needed.
The NSFAS bursary 2026 supports eligible South African students who want to study at a public university or TVET college but cannot afford tuition and related costs. Below is what NSFAS covers, who can apply, required documents, and where to apply safely.
What NSFAS funding may cover
- Tuition and registration fees
- Accommodation (approved)
- Meal/Food allowance
- Learning materials
- Transport allowance (where applicable)
Who can apply
You may qualify if you:
- Are a South African citizen
- Will study at a public university or TVET college
- Come from a household earning R350,000 or less per year
- Meet your institution’s academic requirements
SASSA grant beneficiaries often meet the financial eligibility criteria.
See Also: Read more here – SASSA
Documents commonly required
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Parent/guardian ID copies (if required)
- Proof of household income (where required)
- NSFAS consent form (if requested)
How to apply
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Scam warning
NSFAS applications are free. Avoid anyone asking you to pay to “apply” or “get approved”.
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