Country sub-division: Provinces Country Telephone Format: (999) 999-9999 The first set of digits is the area code. (from 3 to 5 digits) The second set of three digits is the prefix. (from 1 to 3 digits The third set of four digits is the suffix. (from 1 to 4 digits) The area code, prefix, and suffix are variable length. Area code max Country Postal Code Format: 9999 All postal codes are 4 digits long. They do not contain Alpha characters. Country Currency Format: R999,999.99 ZAR Currency is two decimal places separated by a period. Repeated digit separator is a comma every three digits. Currency is RANDS Currency symbol is a R ISO Currency code is ZAR Date Format: dd/mm/yyyy Internet Domain: .za Provinces: Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng Kwazulu Natal Mpumalanga Northern Province North West Western Cape MODEL ADDRESSES Mr. Wes Rogers 76 Mandela Street Wynberg, 7800 South Africa Mrs. Madeleine Chandler 74 Mbeki Boulevard Houghton, 1200 South Africa Posted by:Bruce Johnson, www.capesoft.com Additional Information
The national identification number is called the ID Number. It is a 13-digit number, made up as follows: Digits 1-6: Birthdate (yymmdd) Digits 7-10: Gender indicator (>= 5000 implies male, < 5000 implies female) Digits 12-13: Control digits Digit 13: Modulo-10 checksum digit The display format for the South African identification number is four groups separated by spaces, containing six, four, two, and one digits respectively. For example, the identification number 6412180085087 would be displayed or printed as 641218 0085 08 7. Posted by Mark Bodwell
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