Spain and Portugal visa processing in Morocco to bypass the chaos of appointments in Morocco

Economy of the East

BLS International has announced a new partnership with Sypha AI to adopt a smart system to speed up the processing of Spanish and Portuguese visa applications, in a move aimed at alleviating the pressure resulting from the chaotic appointments that have exhausted thousands of Moroccans over the past months. This initiative comes after the increasing demand for European visas and the high volume of files submitted to the application processing centers, which made the need to adopt more accurate and effective technical solutions urgent.

The new technology relies on artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to analyze files and ensure their integrity faster, allowing for high accuracy and detecting any fraud or forgery attempts before they are transferred to the relevant authorities. The companies concerned emphasize that the system will significantly improve the quality of service in the coming months, especially in terms of processing and auditing files and reducing the waiting time.

New system to minimize chaos and improve the experience of visa applicants

The new system is based on techniques adopted by several countries in managing visas, but its adoption in the processing centers of Spain and Portugal in Morocco comes in response to the exceptional pressure experienced by citizens, especially in major cities and the eastern region, where demand increases during peak periods such as September and October.

Through this partnership, BLS International seeks to address the imbalances of recent years, especially the appointment chaos that caused much controversy due to booking difficulties and the emergence of unofficial intermediaries. The new system aims to close these loopholes by creating a more disciplined digital pathway for verifying documents and data.

Artificial intelligence to ensure accuracy and file tracking

According to the data provided, Sypha AI will enable the processing of large volumes of applications in a shorter time, while improving the level of traceability and transparency for visa applicants. The system will also minimize potential human errors during the entry and verification process, as well as enhance preventative measures against non-conforming files.

The move is expected to bring about a change in the pattern of services provided, especially in terms of the speed of response to files, and controlling the process of studying the request from the time it is submitted until the decision is made. It is also expected to reduce the pressure on the staff of the centers and call centers.

A move with an economic and administrative dimension

Although the procedure is mainly technical, it has important economic and administrative dimensions, as the facilitation of visa processing is directly related to the movement of students, professionals, businessmen and tourists between Morocco, Spain and Portugal, which is a major factor in trade and economic relations between the two shores of the Mediterranean, especially on the eastern side. This movement is a key factor in trade and economic relations between the two shores of the Mediterranean, especially on the eastern side, which is historically and economically linked to Spain.

This trend shows that visa processing companies are seeking to align their services with the global digital transformation and adopt solutions capable of responding to high levels of demand without compromising the quality of screening and legal controls