Red Arrows defeated Madagascar's FC Rouge 2-0 in Mauritius to complete a convincing 4-0 aggregate victory and set up a meeting with Fernando Da Cruz's Amakhosi.
Chiefs received a bye into the final qualifying round and will now face the Zambian outfit over two legs, with the matches scheduled for the weekends of October 16-18 and October 23-25.
The tie will provide Chiefs with another test as they look to secure a place in the Confederation Cup group stages.
Before turning their attention to continental football, however, Chiefs have domestic business to handle.
Da Cruz's side face Golden Arrows at Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit on Sunday in their final Betway Premiership fixture before the international break.
Chiefs are unbeaten in six league matches but have drawn three times, including Saturday's 1-1 stalemate against Polokwane City at Peter Mokaba Stadium.
Kaizer Chiefs have confirmed that they are closely monitoring forward Luke Baartman after he picked up an injury while on international duty with the South African Under-23 team.
Renaldo Leaner marked his first official appearance for Kaizer Chiefs with a clean sheet as Amakhosi were held to a 0-0 draw by Lamontville Golden Arrows.
Kaizer Chiefs have been handed a timely attacking upgrade with Khanyisa Mayo, Flavio da Silva, and Etiosa Ighodaro all returning to full fitness.
Former Kaizer Chiefs co-coach Khalil Ben Youssef has revealed that Nasreddine Nabi made the decision to leave the club as he reflected on the Tunisian coach's abrupt departure.
