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Working in private security? Here are the official 2026 admin fees

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Security officers and businesses are encouraged to check the official administration fees to remain compliant with industry regulations.
Security officers and businesses are encouraged to check the official administration fees to remain compliant with industry regulations. (Jacob Wackerhausen)

The Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority has released the approved administration fees for the financial year to help officers, training providers and security companies avoid being overcharged by third parties.

Individual fees are fees paid by individual service providers for PSiRA-related services. These include Active and Inactive and prospective providers providing various servivces e.g (Guarding, Private Investigator.

In-house Business: In-house security refers to entities that protect or safeguard their own personnel or property by employing Security Officers directly. This includes, among others, government departments, state-owned entities, and municipalities.

Business Fees: Fees that are charged to registered and prospective businesses for PSiRA-related services

Training Security Service Providers: These are fees that are applicable to businesses that are accredited to provide security training services or are applying to provide security training services

Annual Subscription Fees: Annual subscription billed to active and inactive security officers

Business profile changes: Fees applicable for changes to be done on the business profile of a registered business.

Click on the link below for more information:

https://www.psira.co.za/

Industry stakeholders are urged to familiarise themselves with the approved fee structure to avoid paying unauthorised charges.
Industry stakeholders are urged to familiarise themselves with the approved fee structure to avoid paying unauthorised charges. (Supplied)

The campaign aims to raise awareness and inform industry stakeholders about the newly approved administration fees for the current financial year. These fees apply to services offered by the Authority and must be paid by industry participants to remain compliant and access certain regulatory services.

This is to ensure that stakeholders are aware of the accurate prices they are required to pay for various services.

In the past, there were third parties/vendors that charged clients exorbitant fees that were outside the prescribed fees.

These fees are reviewed annually and published before the beginning of the new financial year in April

These fees will be applicable for the duration of the financial year until the next review.

Fees are related to services, compliance, subscriptions, registration and renewal fees, compliance, and regulations.

This post and content are sponsored, written, and produced by PSiRA.

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