VFS Global New York Visa Application Centre
128 East 32nd Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10016Check the destination-specific VFS page because submission arrangements can vary.
For a Portugal short-stay tourist visa, the listed New York VFS Global centre is at 128 East 32nd Street, 3rd Floor.
Centre and route research checked 3 October 2026
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Check the destination-specific provider instructions. A listed centre is not necessarily your nearest centre or the centre assigned to your address.
Check the destination-specific VFS page because submission arrangements can vary.
This location is linked only to the Germany route. Confirm your consular jurisdiction before booking.
This location is linked only to the Spain route. Confirm your consular jurisdiction before booking.
Visa applicants use the East 69th Street entrance and attend by appointment.
Use the address on your official appointment confirmation when planning your visit.
For a Portugal short-stay tourist visa, the listed New York VFS Global centre is at 128 East 32nd Street, 3rd Floor. The jurisdiction table assigns New York State to this listing, but your residence and visa conditions still matter.
If you are looking for an earlier Portugal appointment, MyVisaPing’s Portugal appointment alerts can notify you when a matching date is detected. You choose whether to book it.
Portugal applicants must apply in person at the VFS Visa Application Centre with jurisdiction over their place of residence. The currently linked jurisdiction table assigns Michigan, New York and Connecticut to the New York VFS listing and gives its address as 128 East 32nd Street, 3rd Floor, New York 10016. The table has no visible revision date, so check it again before booking.
Queens is in New York State, which is named in the listing. That points you towards the New York route, but does not by itself confirm your personal eligibility. Portugal’s instructions require a valid passport or travel document and a valid US residence permit. If you hold a US B1/B2 short-stay visa, you are directed to apply from your country of residence.
Your itinerary determines the destination: use Portugal for a fitting purpose such as tourism, or Spain only when Spain is the main Schengen destination. Do not choose by appointment availability.
For Portugal, use VFS Global. The official instructions require an in-person application and an appointment at the VAC responsible for your residence. Check the Portugal appointment page and the linked jurisdiction table before selecting a centre.
For Spain, BLS International’s New York centre is at 55 West 39th Street, 18th Floor, New York, NY 10018. BLS says the New York consular jurisdiction covers permanent residents of New York, Connecticut, Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. It directs applicants to choose a BLS location according to their permanent address and lists a valid state ID or driving licence as accepted ID proof.
These routes have distinct residence conditions as well as different providers. The BLS Spain service is for Schengen travel with Spain as the main destination, and appointments must be booked through BLS rather than purchased through an intermediary. Use the BLS booking portal for that route, not for Portugal.
For a Portugal category C application, start with the official checklist and match it to your travel purpose. It calls for a completed and signed application form, a recent colour photograph measuring 35 by 45 millimetres, and a passport valid for three months beyond the Schengen stay. It also requests copies of previous passports and Schengen visas.
Gather a return flight reservation, accommodation evidence for the whole stay or a statement of responsibility, and travel medical insurance covering emergencies and repatriation. The checklist specifies minimum insurance cover of €30,000 or USD 50,000. It also asks for work and salary evidence and the last three bank statements as evidence of means for the stay and return.
Bring your original passport to show at the appointment and print the completed application form. Requirements can vary with purpose and circumstances, and VFS says its document list is not exhaustive. Read the Portugal category C checklist before attending. Keep copies of submitted documents because VFS says documents other than the passport and payment receipt are not returned.
MyVisaPing starts searching after confirmed payment. When a matching appointment is detected, it sends an email notification on this email-enabled route. SMS notifications are available where enabled, supported and possible; carrier delivery is not guaranteed. An alert helps you notice a date, while you remain responsible for choosing and booking it.
A notification does not reserve or hold an appointment. Complete the booking personally through the official provider, using the correct route for your destination and residence. Availability and booking speed are not guaranteed. Have your application details ready, but check that the date works for your plans before confirming.
Use the Portugal New York appointment alert service, then book personally through VFS if a notified date suits you. If Spain is your main destination, follow the separate BLS route and its residence rules instead.
Check your itinerary and visa requirement before choosing a route; for equal Schengen stays, the first-entry country is responsible.
Match your state, county, or locality to the official destination-specific centre rule. A closer centre or an open calendar does not establish eligibility.
Keep your current documents, travel dates, and attendance plan ready. Book personally through the official provider; an alert does not reserve a date or guarantee availability.
This guide was researched on 3 October 2026. Provider details can change, so confirm the current instructions before booking or travelling.