Membership with the Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industries in South Africa (BCCISA) is open to individuals and organizations who share the Chamber’s mission of promoting trade, investment, and cooperation between Bangladesh and South Africa.
To qualify for membership, applicants must meet the following criteria:
BCCI-SA stands for Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industries in South Africa. It is a business association that connects Bangladeshi and South African entrepreneurs to promote trade, investment, and cooperation between the two countries.
Any Bangladeshi-origin business owner, company, or professional operating in South Africa—and South African businesses interested in trade with Bangladesh—can apply for membership.
Members gain access to networking opportunities, trade and investment information, business forums, training, advocacy support, and participation in chamber events and exhibitions.
You can complete the online membership form on our website or download the application form, attach required documents (SA ID or Bangladesh Passport), and submit it via email to membership@bccisa.org.za.
Members pay a once-off registration fee and a monthly subscription fee of R2,000, due by the 5th of each month, as decided in the 1st AGM.
The head office is in Johannesburg, South Africa, with plans to open regional offices in other provinces in the future. A temporary office or co-working space will be designated initially.
You can reach us through our official email (info@bccisa.org.za) or WhatsApp business number (to be announced). Contact details will also appear on our website’s Contact Us page.
Yes. BCCI-SA maintains communication with the Bangladesh High Commission in Pretoria, the South African government, and related business organizations to promote mutual trade and investment.
Yes. As per the 1st AGM decision, all Executive Directors hold equal shares in the chamber during the initial registration phase.
The Executive Committee meets at least once every two months, while the Annual General Meeting (AGM) is held once a year. Additional networking and trade events are organized regularly.
Yes. BCCI-SA maintains communication with the Bangladesh High Commission in Pretoria, the South African government, and related business organizations to promote mutual trade and investment.
The chamber is funded through membership fees, sponsorships, event income, and potential grants or partnerships aligned with its mission.
43 Mint Road, Fordsburg
Gauteng, 2092
South Africa