MyNsfas Account: How to Reset Your MyNsfas Account Password
Already have an account but forgot your MyNsfas account password?
Don’t panic, simply reset your Nsfas login password by:
- Clicking on the “Forgot your password” tab and enter your ID number
- Choose whether you have forgotten your username and password and click “Submit“
- You will receive an OTP via email and SMS
- Type in the OTP you received and click “Submit“
- You will then be required to create a new password.
Did you know that if your myNSFAS portal account is locked, you need to reset your myNSFAS login details by clicking on the ‘Forgot your password’ link and following the steps provided?
Note!!!
If you have forgotten your MyNSFAS login details and do not have access to the email address or cell phone number on Nsfas system, you’re required to submit a certified affidavit requesting that your email and cell phone number be updated with the old and new details reflecting to uds@nsfas.org.za.
NSFAS will release funding decisions for all applicants from January 06, 2021. Funding decisions will be communicated to applicants via the myNSFAS portal. Make sure you create or have access to your account.
If you’re facing any challenges concerning your account, don’t hesitate to contact the bursary scheme via the following;
Call number: 0860 067 327
Toll-free: 0800 203 900
Email: info@nsfas.org.za
Twitter: @myNFSAS
Kindly note that applications for NSFAS funding for the 2020 academic year are currently closed. The 2022 application is open.
You have until midnight on 30 November to submit your applications.
Applications have also been extended to Grade 9 to 12 learners, as well as out-of-school youths, who wish to further their studies at any technical and vocational education and training, TVET colleges in South Africa for the 2023 academic year..