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Despite months of anticipation and a hefty payment of over Rs 4 lakh, the venture capitalist, Aashima Arora, encountered unforeseen hurdles that led to her travel plans being derailed.
An Indian woman living in London faced a frustrating ordeal despite gathering over a hundred documents to secure a visa and solely wishing to invest in Europe. Her Schengen visa application was denied, and now she is sharing her experience, a story that will resonate with many other Indians who have struggled to obtain a Schengen visa due to a lack of available interview slots.
'I am looking to invest up to $10 million in a (gaming) company based out of Copenhagen. I have known the founder for years, and he sent me a formal invitation letter, filled out all the forms correctly on time (so that I get the visa on time),' Aashima Arora said.
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