BLS International launches Italy Visa Application Center in Singapore
First Joint Visa Application Centre by BLS International
BLS International, a specialist provider of Visa, Passport, Attestation and Citizen Services to the Governments across the world entered into a contract with Ministry of Foreign Affairs Italy and commenced operation of processing Italy visa applications in Singapore on 2nd July 2018. Today, the company operates 2325 application centres in 62 countries for Governments of Italy, India, Hungary, Afghanistan, UAE, Spain etc.
Apart from the benefit of the luxurious premise of the VAC, the centre will also extend Premium Services such as Premium Lounge, photocopy, courier, SMS alert and photo booth for the convenience of the applicants.
Commenting on the announcement, Shikhar Aggarwal, Joint Managing Director, BLS International said, “The new Joint VAC for Ministry of Foreign Affairs Italy in Singapore, is equipped with state of the art technology to strengthen and smoothen the Visa processing services for the citizens. Looking at the growing trend of emerging popularity of Schengen areas as a new tourist destination, the centre will cater to the ever-increasing volumes of visa applications for Italy and Spain – the two most preferred destinations for Schengen entry.”
The application center is centrally located and has well trained staff to handle applicants’ queries while the website is user-friendly and informative. The centre is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and has the capability to service other Schengen countries.
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