BLS International has announced the opening of three new Indian Consular Application Centres in Madrid, Barcelona, and Tenerife, Spain. This expansion aims to bring essential consular services closer to the Indian diaspora and other applicants, enhancing accessibility and customer convenience. The new centres reflect BLS International’s commitment to providing world-class support for international mobility and identity solutions.
The newly launched centres will offer a wide range of services, including Passport Services, OCI (Overseas Citizen of India) Cards, and Visa Applications. Additional services include GEP (Global Entry Program) Verification, Police Clearance Certificates (PCC), Surrender Certificates, and miscellaneous attestation services. By delivering efficient and transparent processes, BLS International simplifies the documentation experience for individuals seeking consular assistance.
Shikhar Aggarwal, Joint Managing Director at BLS International, emphasised the company’s mission to enhance the consular experience. “Our journey is defined by a relentless pursuit of excellence and a vision to bridge borders with trust and transparency,” he said. Aggarwal highlighted that the new centres reinforce BLS International’s promise to make global mobility more seamless by bringing essential services closer to communities.
The expansion aligns with BLS International’s broader strategy of offering comprehensive consular solutions across continents. With advanced technology and a focus on customer satisfaction, the company provides end-to-end support for applicants. This move not only strengthens its European presence but also enhances its ability to meet the increasing demand for consular services from the Indian diaspora and beyond.
As a trusted partner to numerous governments and diplomatic missions worldwide, BLS International continues to set industry standards in consular services. The opening of these new centres in Spain is a significant milestone, reinforcing the company’s leadership and dedication to improving global access to essential documentation services.