Apply visa of a country from another county( not your home country) [duplicate]

How can I apply for visa to travel to spain when I am living in Tbilisi. But i am an indian passport holder?

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Best Answer

You should be able to apply through the Spanish Embassy in Tbilisi, just as you would if you were in India. They might want to know why you're not applying in India. Be ready with a credible explanation.

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Can I apply for a visa in a country where I am not a resident?

You must state clearly on your application why you have not applied in your normal country of residence. You can also apply for a visa online.

Can I apply for two visas for different countries at the same time?

Yes you can. No 2 countries share data with each other. Neither are they bothered about you applying visa at the same time. You can apply visa to N number of countries at the same time.

How do I apply for a visa for another country?

How to Apply for Visa

Step 1: Select the type of visa you are applying for.

Step 2: Next, check your eligibility.

Step 3: Fill the online application form entering all required information.

Step 4: And finally appear for the visa interview along with all required documents at a select embassy.

Can I apply for UK visa outside my country of residence?

You can apply for a UK visit visa in any country, whether you are resident there or not.

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