The Indian Embassy will hold a consular camp in Eindhoven on October 30.
The Indian Embassy in the Netherlands will organize a consular camp in Eindhoven on October 30, 2026, to provide passport, OCI, POA, and affidavit services.
The Embassy of India in the Netherlands will hold a consular camp in Eindhoven on October 30, 2026, to provide passport and other consular services to members of the Indian diaspora.
The Embassy of India is organizing the camp in collaboration with the Eindhoven Indian Community Consortium (EICC) to assist Indian nationals in obtaining important consular services closer to home.
The Embassy of India in the Netherlands will hold a consular camp in Eindhoven on October 30, 2026, to provide passport and other consular services to members of the Indian diaspora.
The Embassy of India is organizing the camp in collaboration with the Eindhoven Indian Community Consortium (EICC) to assist Indian nationals in obtaining important consular services closer to home.
Venue and timings
On Friday, October 30, the consular camp will be held at the Blixems Wijkcentrum, Ouverture 2, 5629 PV, Eindhoven, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Services available in the camp.
Indian nationals can obtain assistance with the following services:
Indian Passport Services
Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) Services
Surrender of Indian passport
Power of Attorney (POA).
Affidavits
The camp allows members of the Indian community in and around Eindhoven to obtain these services without having to visit the embassy for each consular requirement.
How to Register for the Consular Camp?
Indian nationals who wish to attend the consular camp may schedule an appointment using the official registration system. Before making a reservation, candidates should carefully read the instructions below to avoid errors or rejection.
Choose the appropriate service. Choose a suitable service and appointment category. Please double-check your option before proceeding with payment, as the organizers will reject applications that are booked under the incorrect category.
To secure your appointment, you must pay the entire price. The booking is only confirmed after the payment has been received and verified.
Check the whole amount. The sum shown in euros (€) comprises the service fee, Indian Community Welfare Fund (ICWF) contribution, and bank charges.
Fresh passports for newborns: On the same booking and payment page, applicants applying for a newborn's first passport must also pick the birth certificate option. Both charges must be paid simultaneously.
Keep the payment receipt: Keep your appointment confirmation, booking receipt, and payment or transaction details for future reference.
Check your paperwork. When attending the camp, make sure your application is complete and that you have all of the essential paperwork.
Because the camp is just one day long, applicants should register ahead of time and follow the directions provided by the organizers.
Conclusion:
The Indian Embassy’s consular camp in Eindhoven on October 30 offers Indian nationals an opportunity to access consular services locally. Applicants should check the official Embassy announcement for the venue, timings, eligible services, and required documents before attending.
