Some European countries still have long wait times for Schengen visa appointments, but there are a few countries that are processing visas in a matter of days. Read on to find out which European countries are offering quick visas right now.
Major airports in India, such as Delhi and Mumbai, have taken several steps to decongest their premises and ensure a smooth travel experience for passengers. From additional entry gates to the deployment of more staff, the authorities have taken a multi-pronged approach to address the issue.
BLS International Services has partnered with Thailand to accept EVOA applications for 17 countries, making the visa application process smoother for visitors from these countries.
Egypt has announced new visa rules to boost tourism, offering visas on arrival to Indian tourists. This includes a five-year multiple-entry visa and a single-entry visa with a validity of 30 days. Other changes have been made to the eligibility criteria for tourists from different countries.
Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport will be closing both runways on May 2 for six hours to carry out maintenance work as part of its monsoon contingency plan.
The US is seeing a significant decline in the wait time for visitor visa interviews in India, thanks to increased officials and new diplomatic missions. More than 100 US diplomatic missions are issuing visas to Indians, and Frankfurt, London, and Abu Dhabi are taking many Indian citizens seeking visas.
Air India Express and AirAsia India have moved one step closer to their merger by integrating their reservation systems. Passengers can now make bookings for both airlines through a single, unified website.
Air India has announced the launch of four new services from London Gatwick to four Indian cities as part of its transformation plan to enhance its international network.
Due to the increased demand for Schengen visas, the issue is affecting Austria, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Sweden, and Switzerland. However, VFS Global is working to resolve these issues at the earliest.
The government has warned against fake websites and mobile applications that are collecting data from applicants and charging huge fees. Applicants are advised to use only the official government website and app to avoid financial loss and other difficulties.