Applicants may provide false information on visa applications, such as fake employment history, financial status, or travel intentions, in an attempt to secure visa approvals.
Scammers may create fake job offers, often for positions abroad, requiring applicants to pay fees for visas, work permits, or recruitment services. The promised jobs
Scammers may offer employment visas for high-demand jobs abroad, collecting fees from unsuspecting individuals. However, the job opportunities may be nonexistent, and the applicants may
Individuals may engage in the forgery of documents, including fake employment letters, financial statements, or sponsorship letters, to support visa applications.
Fraudulent travel agencies may offer visa assistance services, charging fees for guaranteed visa approvals. However, the services provided may be substandard or nonexistent.
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