Reporting in 2025

Czech Republic consulate, Mumbai: refusal rate for Schengen visa applicants

In 2025 this consulate decided 71 uniform visa applications lodged in Mumbai, issued 59 and refused 12. That is a refusal rate of 16.9% against an all-India average of 15.7% the same year.

Czech Republic · Mumbai · 2025
16.9%refused

12 refusals out of 71 applications, 2025

59issued
32%multi-entry

How to apply at the Czech Republic consulate in Mumbai

Facts below were read on the mission's or its outsourcer's official page on 2026-08-17; each carries its source. Anything we could not verify is not shown.

Who this consulate covers

Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Goa, Gujarat, Lakshadweep, Puducherry, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu.

Source (official) →

Where to lodge the file

VFS Global with centres in Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, Chennai, Cochin, Delhi, Goa, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Jalandhar, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, Pune. Article 43 of the Visa Code: the provider collects the file and biometrics; the consulate decides.

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The mission's own visa page

Embassy of the Czech Republic in New Delhi, 'How to Apply for a Short-Term (Schengen) Visa up to 90 Days' (updated 17.07.2025).

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If you are refused

A written appeal lodged in person at the Embassy of the Czech Republic in New Delhi (9 am to 2 pm), not through VFS and not by e-mail; fee EUR 80; decided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs within 60 days. If the Ministry confirms the refusal, judicial review may be requested within 30 days. Deadline: 15 days after receiving the standard refusal form.

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Official name of the post

Consulate General of the Czech Republic in Mumbai

Address (as published)

One International Center, Tower-3, Unit 1201-B (12th floor), Senapati Bapat Marg, Mumbai 400013

3 years at this consulate

Refusal rate by year, Czech Republic consulate Mumbai0%6%11%17%22%India average 15.7%19.3%0916.6%10no data11no data12no data13no data14no data15no data16no data17no data18no data19no data20no data21no data22no data23no data2416.9%25
Refusal rate by year at the Czech Republic consulate in Mumbai (dashed line: all-India average, 2025). Missing bars mean the consulate did not appear in that year's EC file.
Applications and visas issued by year, Czech Republic consulate Mumbai09511903285438060910111213141516171819202122232425appliedissued
Applications lodged (light) and visas issued (dark), by year.
YearAppliedIssuedMulti-entryRefusedRefusal rateIndia avg
2025715919 (32%)1216.9%15.7%
20103,3982,833555 (20%)56516.6%6.5%
20091,9491,573n/a (n/a)37619.3%7.8%

Multi-entry share is the share of issued visas that were multiple-entry. Airport transit visas (rare in India) are excluded from these figures. Rates are computed from the counts.

What the record says

Applications at this consulate went from 1,949 in 2009 to 71 in 2025 (-96% over the period). The refusal rate moved from 19.3% to 16.9%. Czech Republic also decides files lodged in New Delhi (20.1% refused in 2025); which one handles you depends on your state of residence, not your choice.

Read this before you compare consulatesUnder Article 5 of the Visa Code you apply to the state that is your main destination (or first entry when no main destination exists), at the consulate responsible for where you legally reside. You do not get to pick the consulate with the best number on this page. Use the which-consulate tool to work out which one that is, then come back here to see its record.

Questions this page answers

What is the Schengen visa refusal rate at the Czech Republic consulate in Mumbai?

In 2025 it refused 12 of 71 uniform (short-stay) visa applications, a rate of 16.9%. The all-India average that year was 15.7%.

How many Indians applied for a Czech Republic visa in Mumbai in 2025?

71 applications were lodged at this consulate in 2025, of which 59 visas were issued.

Does the Czech Republic consulate in Mumbai issue multiple-entry Schengen visas?

In 2025, 19 of the 59 visas it issued were multiple-entry, a share of 32.2%.

Source: European Commission, "Visa statistics for consulates", 2009 to 2025 annual releases; figures cover uniform (short-stay, type C) visas applied for at consulates located in India, regardless of applicant nationality; airport-transit visas excluded from headline figures. Refusal rate = visas not issued / visas applied for, computed by us from the counts. Rankings use a floor of 1,000 applications. Last verified 2026-08-18. Full methodology. Download the CSV.