How Do I Log Into My Nsfas Account?

NSFAS uses the myNsfas portal to communicate all funding updates and also allows students to track the progress of their bursary application.

The bursary scheme administers funding on behalf of the national government to students in need of financial support.

Students who wish to submit applications for Nsfas funding, as currently funded students are encouraged to create their own MyNSFAS account. This is a simple process that can be do online via the official Nsfas website.

How to create a myNsfas account:

1. Visit the website, www.nsfas.org.za
2. Then click on MyNSFAS account and select ‘Create Account’
3. Type in first names (as per ID number)
4. Type in Surname (as per ID number)
5. Type in your ID number (this will your username)
6. Type in your own Email address
7. Type in your own Cellphone number
8. Accept terms and conditions Tick the box provided, to allow NSFAS to check the information provided (compulsory)
9. Create a Password, (to protect your account)

It is important to note that only valid South African ID information will be accepted. An applicant’s ID number, Names and Surname has to be validated against the Department of Home Affairs database.

When students need to access their account and check their funding NSFAS status, they are required to log in first.

Here Are the Steps to Login to The My Nsfas Account:

• Go to the site, https://my.nsfas.org.za/
• Click on ‘myNsfas’
• Input your username and password in the appropriate fields.
• Click on Sign In.

Alternatively, students can also check their application status via WhatsApp on this number: +27 78 519 8006 or via this USSD code: *120*67327#

Prospective students qualify for a government bursary offered via the Nsfas if they come from a family with a combined income of R350 000 per year or less.

The Nsfas bursary covers various expenses, amounts are indicated towards student accommodation, living allowance, transport and learning materials that are aligned with the approved latest DHET guidelines.

For more information on Nsfas or other funding opportunities visit the debbieupdate.