Germany Visa Application Centres reopened

The Germany Visa Application Centre in Algiers (Algeria) will resume accepting limited category long term applications and legalisation requests from 18 April 2021. The centre will operate every Sunday, Monday and Wednesday, from 8.30 AM to 4 PM.
The centre in Male (Maldives) is now accepting applications for exceptional cases.
The centre in Cebu (Philippines) is now accepting applications for all categories except tourism.
The centre in Yangon (Myanmar) has resumed accepting limited category long and short stay applications.
The centre in Kolkata (India) has resumed accepting limited applications for Transit Visas (C-Visa), Seafarers (C-Visa), Scholarship holders/PhD/Post-Doc Studies/Scientists (D-Visa; Eligibility Criteria: Invitation from German Institute and receiving a salary or stipend). The centre will operate three days a week as per local lockdown guidelines, from 9 AM to 2 PM.
The Germany Visa Application Centres in Abu Dhabi and Dubai (UAE) have resumed consular and passport services.
The centre in Bangkok (Thailand) is now accepting limited short stay category applications.
The centres in Al Khobar, Riyadh and Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) are now accepting applications for exceptional cases.
The centres in Jakarta (Indonesia) and Manila (the Philippines) are currently accepting seafarers visa applications.
The centre in Doha (Qatar) is accepting medical case applications only.
Germany visa services in Hanoi, Danang and Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam) have resumed accepting limited long stay visa applications for healthcare professionals and exceptional short stay visa.
Legalisation services are available at the centre in Lebanon (Beirut).
The centre in Amman (Jordan) is offering passport passback services.