Which schengen country’s consulate is the fastest to get a schengen visa? Any advise or experience shared on applying for a schengen Visa would be appreciated.
Are there any in Seattle? From my research none in Seattle gives you a visa and you have to fly down to SF for it - Is that true?
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Many of the countries process visas through vfs global which is a shitty Indian company. In general the process is fast, it’s about 5-10 businesses days.
And it’s a hit or a miss company. I had heard terrible reviews online but each time I went, I had a good enough experience and mainly the process is more streamlined and much faster. Earlier each counsel had to take care of granting visas directly and due to understaffing and lack of knowledge across the board, the whole process would be slower and cumbersome
In my experience France is the easiest embassy to get a visa. If you have to go to San Francisco, apply to the French embassy.
And it is advantage to go to bigger embassies because they process visa requests pretty fast.