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Germany announces relaxation in its Schengen visa rules for Indians

The embassy made it clear that the relaxations do not apply to applications for national visa (D-visa category) such as student, employment or family reunion visas

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BS Web Team New Delhi
Amid declining Coronavirus cases across the world, many countries are now also easing their pandemic related curbs, thereby allowing entry of more people in the country to boost tourism and economy. Amidst all of this, Germany has also relaxed its Schengen visa appointment rules and has centralised its short-term visa processing at its centre in Mumbai.
 
According to an IANS report, "As a result of centralisation of Schengen visa (short term visa) processing in German Visa Centre Mumbai, we are pleased to inform about... relaxation regarding appointment bookings," the German embassy said in a statement. This visa is issued in

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