We provide information, awareness, and counseling related to foreign employment. We do not issue visas, guarantee employment, or operate as a recruitment agency.

Safety information

Warning signs of fraud and unsafe job offers

One warning sign does not prove fraud, but it is a reason to stop, keep the evidence, and check through official sources before paying or agreeing.

Pressure to pay immediately

Someone rushes you so you do not have time to check documents or ask for advice.

No clear written documents

You are not given a clear job offer, receipt, contract, or employer details.

Details do not match

The salary, job, workplace, fees, or benefits are different in messages, receipts, and contracts.

Payment to a personal account

Money is requested through a personal account without a clear official reason and receipt.

Requests for OTPs or passwords

A genuine counselor or office should not ask for your password, OTP, bank PIN, or social-media login.

Original documents are kept

Someone keeps your original documents without a clear lawful reason or safe return process.

The employer cannot be verified

You cannot confirm who the employer is, where the workplace is, or who signed the offer.

The offer exists only on social media

The job comes from an unverified account and cannot be confirmed anywhere trustworthy.

Promises that sound too good to be true

Someone promises certain approval, unusually high income, or an easy process with no normal checks.

What to do

If you think something may be wrong

  1. Stop payingDo not send more money until you have checked the situation, when it is safe to stop.
  2. Keep the evidenceSave receipts, messages, names, phone numbers, documents, account details, and dates.
  3. Protect private informationDo not post private identity, banking, or contact details publicly.
  4. Ask an official office for helpContact the relevant government office, police, embassy, labor authority, or qualified professional.

Immediate danger

Get urgent help now

For violence, trafficking, detention, threats, or a medical emergency, contact the relevant local emergency service, police, embassy or consulate, labor authority, medical service, or legal support immediately.

Emergency contact details will appear here after they are verified by the organization.