High Commission of India Consular Camp in Reading on 31 January 2026: Opportunity for Reading and Nearby Residents to Access High Commission Services

The High Commission of India in London is organising a Consular Camp in Reading on Saturday, 31 January 2026, providing a valuable opportunity for Indian nationals living in Reading and surrounding areas to access essential consular services locally.

The camp will be held from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm at:

Regus Premises
200 Brook Drive
Green Park
Reading, RG2 6UB

This outreach initiative aims to make official services more convenient for members of the Indian community who may otherwise need to travel to London.

Wide Range of Services

Officials from the High Commission will be available to provide the following services:

• Passport and passport-related services

• Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) services

• Visa-related assistance

• Other consular services including birth registration, document attestation, and Power of Attorney (POA)

These services are particularly beneficial for senior citizens, families, and working professionals.

No Appointment Required

Applicants can attend the camp without prior appointment. However, visitors are strongly advised to prepare all required documents and application forms in advance to ensure smooth processing on the day.

Full details regarding procedures, documentation, and applicable fees are available on the High Commission’s website:
www.hcilondon.gov.in

Support from Kerala Link

To assist members of the community, Kerala Link can help with the preparation of OCI applications, Surrender application, and Power of Attorney documents ahead of the camp.

Those requiring assistance may contact Kerala Link on:
Tel: 0208 502 1281
Email: info@keralalink.co.uk

This service is intended to help applicants avoid common errors and delays, making the most of the opportunity provided by the consular camp.

Community Benefit

The Reading Consular Camp is expected to benefit Indian residents across Berkshire and neighbouring areas, including Wokingham, Bracknell, Slough, and beyond. Such initiatives demonstrate the High Commission’s continued commitment to supporting the administrative and welfare needs of the Indian diaspora in the UK.

Residents are encouraged to take advantage of this convenient local service and complete their important consular formalities without the need for long-distance travel.