If you are an existing member of RCI you will maintain your current membership number and your new weeks will be added to it.

Your annual Maintenance Fee (Levy) is paid to your South African resort administration. You will receive an annual statement. As you will be paying this fee in your own currency the savings are huge.

The legal basis of purchasing Timeshare in South Africa varies and the most popular being the Share Block method in perpetuity. Shares in the Timeshare resort transferred to the purchaser in the manner prescribed by South African law. All Timeshare is governed by the Estate Agent's Affairs Board duly constituted by the South African Government Estate Agent's Act 112 of 1976. There are a number of Government Acts which contain special measures to safeguard a purchaser's investment.   See Is my Investment Protected?

Payment for South African timeshare by overseas investors can be made by Credit Card or by direct deposit into Fairfields Trust Account, a bank account opened in accordance with the South African Estate Agent's Act No 112 of 1976. See is my Investment Protected?