Visa Appointment Availability across India.

It is a hand-checked snapshot, not a live feed, and the date it was last verified is shown at the top of the page. Slots move daily and can be taken within minutes of appearing, so treat this as a directional guide to which city and which country are currently fastest — then confirm the actual date on the official partner portal, or message us and we will check that centre live for you.

Most countries split India into 4-13 VAC jurisdictions; each VAC has independent slot pools. So Bengaluru can be 3 weeks behind Delhi for Germany even though both go to the same consulate. We show every centre's earliest slot side-by-side so you can pick the fastest jurisdiction you're eligible for.

Strict answer: yes, you apply in the VAC that serves your state/UT of habitual residence. The directory shows each city's jurisdiction so you can confirm. Some countries (e.g. UK, USA) let you flex this; most Schengen embassies enforce it strictly.

'Not available' usually means the booking calendar is closed pending the embassy's next slot allocation, or the portal itself is having issues. Calendars reopen without notice — often at odd hours — which is exactly why a ready file matters: when dates drop, they are taken in minutes by applicants who can book immediately. Reload after a few hours, or message us and we will check that centre live and tell you what the realistic pattern for your country has been.

Yes — appointment booking is included in every visa file we handle, and we do it in the order that actually works: your complete file first, so that when a date appears you can take it on the spot, then we watch the calendar and book the earliest slot that fits your travel plan, checking every centre your jurisdiction allows. No consultant controls VFS's calendar, and anyone who guarantees you a specific date is someone to walk away from.