A contract has been given to BLS International to start offering visa and legalization services in Senegal in July 2023.
According to the agreement, BLS International will offer visa and legalization services in Senegal, The Gambia, Cabo Verde, the Republic of Guinea, Guinea Bissau, and Mali, six important nations that fall under the purview of the Italian Embassy in Dakar. BLS International has increased its footprint in Africa and the surrounding areas as a result of this development.
The agreement covers a wide range of services, including document legalization and the gathering and processing of visa applications. Maintaining the highest levels of client satisfaction and operational effectiveness, BLS International will make sure that candidates have a flawless and trouble-free experience.
BLS International is dedicated to provide Senegalese people a quick and simple procedure by utilizing its vast experience in offering visa and consular services abroad. A seamless and effective application procedure will be made possible by the company’s cutting-edge technological platforms and skilled people, reducing response times and raising general customer satisfaction.
The joint managing director of BLS International Limited, Shikhar Aggarwal, commented on this by saying, “It is our main aim to ensure an efficient experience for the Embassy of Italy. We are using this chance to give digitalization of services top priority because it will definitely improve the general customer experience in public services. We feel comfortable handling and managing the amount of applications because we have experience in the field. The contract’s award confirms BLS International’s standing as a provider of dependable services related to visas and legalization.
This collaboration demonstrates BLS International’s commitment to growing its worldwide reach and helping countries improve their consular and visa services. A seamless experience for candidates across borders is made possible by the company’s wide network, which spans multiple nations.
A contract has been given to BLS International to start offering visa and legalization services in Senegal in July 2023.
According to the agreement, BLS International will offer visa and legalization services in Senegal, The Gambia, Cabo Verde, the Republic of Guinea, Guinea Bissau, and Mali, six important nations that fall under the purview of the Italian Embassy in Dakar. BLS International has increased its footprint in Africa and the surrounding areas as a result of this development.
The agreement covers a wide range of services, including document legalization and the gathering and processing of visa applications. Maintaining the highest levels of client satisfaction and operational effectiveness, BLS International will make sure that candidates have a flawless and trouble-free experience.
BLS International is dedicated to provide Senegalese people a quick and simple procedure by utilising its vast experience in offering visa and consular services abroad. A seamless and effective application procedure will be made possible by the company’s cutting-edge technological platforms and skilled people, reducing response times and raising general customer satisfaction.
The joint managing director of BLS International Limited, Shikhar Aggarwal, commented on this by saying, “It is our main aim to ensure an efficient experience for the Embassy of Italy. We are using this chance to give digitalization of services top priority because it will definitely improve the general customer experience in public services. We feel comfortable handling and managing the amount of applications because we have experience in the field. The contract’s award confirms BLS International’s standing as a provider of dependable services related to visas and legalization.
This collaboration demonstrates BLS International’s commitment to growing its worldwide reach and helping countries improve their consular and visa services. A seamless experience for candidates across borders is made possible by the company’s wide network, which spans multiple nations.
Source- Travel biz