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BLS Opens New Visa Application Center For Gambia, Others

BLS International has opened a state-of-the-art visa application center in Mumbai with in-creased processing capacity for several countries, featuring advanced facilities and the ability to handle about 1,000 visas per day, inaugurated by the General of Spain, Fernando Heredia Noguer.

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By Omar Bah

BLS International, a tech-enabled visa services provider, has recently opened a new visa application center in Mumbai, located at Nariman Point. This new center boasts increased processing capacity and will handle visa applications for The Gambia, Spain, Slovakia, Egypt, Morocco, and South Korea. The facility was inaugurated by the General of Spain, Fernando Heredia Noguer.

The state-of-the-art center, covering an area of approximately 6,000 square feet, is fully equipped with biometric enrollment, document verification systems, internet kiosks, and a premium lounge. These advanced facilities are designed to cater to a wide range of travelers’ needs and can handle about 1,000 visas per day.

Notably, in addition to serving Mumbai residents, the center will also accommodate applicants from neighboring regions, significantly expanding its outreach and impact. This enhancement in capacity and technology underscores the company’s commitment to delivering a smooth and efficient visa application process for all applicants.

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