BLS International Wins MEA Contract to Operate Indian Visa Centres in China
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BLS International Wins MEA Contract to Operate Indian Visa Centres in China

BLS International has secured a significant contract from the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) to operate Indian visa centres across China. The contract will see BLS International manage and streamline the visa application process for Indian nationals and foreign nationals seeking to travel to India.
This expansion strengthens BLS International’s presence in the Asia-Pacific region, enhancing its role as a key player in global visa processing services. The visa centres in China will offer a range of services, including biometric enrolment, document verification, and visa facilitation.
The partnership aligns with BLS International’s strategy to increase its footprint in key international markets and support India’s diplomatic initiatives globally. The company aims to deliver efficient, secure, and customer-centric services at these new centres.

BLS International has secured a significant contract from the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) to operate Indian visa centres across China. The contract will see BLS International manage and streamline the visa application process for Indian nationals and foreign nationals seeking to travel to India.This expansion strengthens BLS International’s presence in the Asia-Pacific region, enhancing its role as a key player in global visa processing services. The visa centres in China will offer a range of services, including biometric enrolment, document verification, and visa facilitation.The partnership aligns with BLS International’s strategy to increase its footprint in key international markets and support India’s diplomatic initiatives globally. The company aims to deliver efficient, secure, and customer-centric services at these new centres.

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