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What is the change? Visa applicants at the Australian High Commission in India are experiencing delays due to high seasonal demand.
What does the change mean? Those submitting business and tourist or visa applications at the High Commission should expect delays and plan accordingly.
BAL Analysis: The delays at the Australian High Commission have been attributed to high seasonal demand and are expected to continue for the next two or three months. Those in need of visa services should expect delays as described above. The High Commission does not offer any type of expedited visa processing, so planning ahead is essential.
This alert has been provided by the BAL Global Practice group. For additional information, please contact your BAL attorney.
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