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The South African Council for the Property Valuers Profession (SACPVP) informs all Registered Persons of the following:
1. SACPVP has migrated to a new financial platform, allowing online payment of annual and other fees.
2. Due to delays in the migration process, invoices were not issued as initially planned.
3. Invoices are now being emailed, and all Registered Persons will receive their 2026/2027 invoice during the week of 13–17 April 2026.
4. A 3% increase in annual fees, as previously approved by the SACPVP Board, remains applicable.
5. Updated Annual Fees: - Professional Valuer: R5 180.00 - Professional Associated Valuer: R4 780.00 - Single Residential Property Assessor: R4 780.00 - Candidate Valuer (+5 years): R4 460.00 - Candidate Valuer (-5 years): R1 670.00 - Professional Octogenarians: R1 055.00
6. Registration Certificates & CPD Compliance: - Certificates may be requested once annual fees are paid - CPD compliance is mandatory - Non-compliance results in a 1-year certificate validity - Compliance ensures a 5-year certificate validity
7. Candidate Valuers & CSRPA: - First and second-year candidates receive a 1-year certificate upon payment - Final-year or completed candidates must submit proof of enrolment or academic progress - Eligible candidates will receive a 5-year certificate
Please ensure timely payment and compliance to avoid limitations on certificate validity.
NOTICE: 2026/2027 ANNUAL FEES
The South African Council for the Property Valuers Profession (SACPVP) hereby informs all Registered Persons that:
1. Invoices for the 2026/2027 annual fees will be emailed during the first week of April 2026. A 3% increase in annual fees has been approved.
2. Updated Annual Fees: - Professional Valuer: R5 180.00 - Professional Associated Valuer: R4 780.00 - Single Residential Property Assessor: R4 780.00 - Candidate Valuer (+5 years): R4 460.00 - Candidate Valuer (-5 years): R1 670.00 - Professional Octogenarians: R1 055.00
3. Professional Valuers: - Registration Certificates may be requested once annual fees are paid - CPD compliance is mandatory - Non-compliance results in a 1-year certificate validity - Compliance ensures a 5-year certificate validity
4. Professional Associated Valuers & SRPAs: - Same conditions apply regarding payment and CPD compliance
5. Candidate Valuers & CSRPA: - First and second-year candidates receive a 1-year certificate upon payment - Final-year or completed candidates must submit proof of enrolment or academic progress - Eligible candidates will receive a 5-year certificate
Failure to comply with CPD requirements will affect certificate validity.
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IMPORTANT: Date change for the March 2026 Pre-Exam Workshop.
The Pre-Exam Workshop originally scheduled for 5th and 6th March 2026 has been moved to 12th and 13th March 2026.
The workshop will be hosted in Pretoria as a contact session. The venue will be confirmed in due course.
Please download the updated programme (PDF) below for the full schedule and details.
Apologies for any inconvenience. Timeous communication will be sent through for any further updates.
About SACPVP
The South African Council for the Property Valuers Profession (SACPVP) is the regulatory body for the property valuation profession in South Africa.
Our mission is to regulate, promote and protect the property valuers profession in the public interest.
We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and competence within the property valuation industry.
More detailed information about our organization, history, and services will be available on our new website.
Annual Report 2024/2025
SACPVP achieved a second consecutive clean audit, restored financial stability, and made major progress in rebuilding governance and administrative systems. Key highlights include the successful migration of registration databases, updated CPD and HR policies, strengthened oversight of professional registrations, and continued development of national valuation standards aligned with IVS. Transformation within the profession shows positive growth in youth, women, and Black participation. The Council enters the new financial year focused on digital modernisation, expanded pathways into the profession, and strengthening partnerships across the valuation sector.