Another Fake Work Visa Scam: Victim Alert

We recently had another victim reach out to verify the validity of their visa. Unfortunately, we confirmed it to be fake.
The victim shared that they had been communicating with an individual claiming to be an agent named Ratanjeet Singh. This so-called agent requested a payment of 500 NZD in exchange for a work visa. The victim transferred the amount to the scammer’s bank account, details of which are listed below.

How to Protect Yourself from Fake Work Visa Scams:

1. Verify Visa Authenticity: Always check the validity of your visa with the official immigration authorities.
2. Beware of Upfront Payments: Genuine visa processes are conducted through official channels and do not require direct payments to personal bank accounts.
3. Consult Licensed Advisors: Work with licensed immigration advisors who are authorized to handle visa applications.

Stay Informed and SafeScammers like this exploit individuals seeking better opportunities abroad. Protect yourself by staying informed, verifying all documents, and avoiding unauthorized agents. If you suspect fraud, report it immediately to your local authorities or immigration office.

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