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Important notice for Indian community and visa applicants in Latvia
March 24, 2018
IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR INDIAN COMMUNITY AND VISA APPLICANTS IN LATVIA
All the members of the Indian community in Latvia are hereby requested to directly approach Embassy of India, Stockholm for Consular Services (Passport, OCI, Attestation, Police Clearance Certificate etc.) and not through any agent. This is also clarified that Embassy has not authorized any agent in Latvia and will not be responsible for documents submitted by any agent.
For Visa Services, applicants can directly send their applications by post to Cox & Kings Global Services, Stockholm. Embassy will not accept direct visa applications being sent through any agents.