Apply Now: NSFAF Opens Applications for Undergraduates, Postgraduates and Vocational Students for 2023 Academic Year
Table of Contents
Apply Now: NSFAF Opens Applications for Undergraduates, Postgraduates and Vocational Students for 2023 Academic Year

Apply Now: NSFAF Opens Applications! The Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) is excited to announce that applications for the 2023 academic year are now open for undergraduates, postgraduates and vocational students to study at local and SADC/International recognized institutions with accredited programs. The application period began on 01 December 2022, and the deadline for applications is 31 January 2023.
It’s important to note that mature age applications will only be accepted for local public institutions, and all required documents must be uploaded during the application period, as no additional documents will be accepted after the deadline. Additionally, due to funding limitations, applications are subject to certain criteria, including priority fields of study, total combined debt to NSFAF, and income thresholds.
How to Apply?
To apply, all applicants will be required to complete the application process online. Log onto https://students.nsfaf.na/pages/home.aspx to launch your application.

NSFAF contact details
For enquiries or further assistance during the online application process, we have made available the following contact details: +264 61434 6016 / 061 434 6019/ 061 434 6021 / 061 434 6022/ 061 434 6035/ 061 434 6037/ 061 434 6039 / 061 434 6042 / 061 434 6049 / 061 434 6050 or via e-mail: info@nsfaf.na
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to pursue your education and achieve your academic goals. Apply now for the 2023 academic year and take the first step towards a brighter future.
Where can I view the list of priority fields of studies?

It is important to note that the priority fields of studies can be viewed on the NSFAF website at https://www.nsfaf.na/priority-fields-of-studies/ and it is mandatory that applicants apply towards these priority fields in order to be considered for funding. Also, the total combined debt to NSFAF may not exceed N$350,000 (previous debt plus loan to be awarded).
What if I was awarded the loan in the past?

If you have previously benefited from NSFAF, it is important to contact Recovery to acknowledge your debts before a new award is made. All applicants will be vetted with employment status (including self-employment) and the funding is granted subject to the availability of funds.
The funding parental income threshold is N$500,000 for students who are 28 years of age or younger and unemployed. Funding own/spousal income threshold is N$300,000 for employed students or above the age of 28 and unemployed.
It’s important to remember that students will be provisionally awarded provided the applicant meets the NSFAF basic funding requirements. The due dates for the application are final and will not be extended.