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How privatizing visa processing has benefited VFS Global, from 'charged optional services' to allegations of corruption
Privatizing visa processing has led to VFS Global benefiting through 'charged optional services' and allegations of corruption, creating a lucrative gray area that harms applicants. An international investigation involving Le Monde highlights these issues.
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