How to Update Your Phone Number

Keep your details up-to-date

Students who wish to change their contact details can do so by:

Login to my.nsfas.org.za
On the already registered tab
Enter your username and Password Click on sign in button
Click on my personal details
Go to the cellphone number section
Delete and remove and type in the new cellphone number Click on update details
OTP will be sent to your new number
Enter OTP and submit

Number is successfully changed (if a duplicate number exists student will get an error message) Students who are unable to change their details online can use the manual process by emailing certified copy of their green barcoded ID or smart card, and a completed affidavit specifying that they have changed their cell phone number; with the new and old number listed to uds@nsfas.org.za.

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Rules and Guidelines

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