Do you know what are the most common scams for overseas labor services?

1. False propaganda that the job is easy and the salary is high!

Some labor agency companies take advantage of everyone’s desire to make money and use “easy work” and “high wages” as bait to deliberately trick migrant workers into paying fees and deposits, and deliberately conceal the time of working abroad. and difficulty levels, because people don't know enough about it, so it's easy to get scammed. Signing unequal labor contracts without their knowledge. When they went abroad to work, they discovered that they had been deceived and found it difficult to defend their rights, leaving them in deep trouble. 2. Do I need to pay before leaving the country? Take the money and run away!

Many illegal intermediaries use fictitious scammer projects and non-existent companies to defraud, deducting high-priced intermediary fees, registration fees, and guarantee deposits. Then he took the money and ran away. Use some excuses to defend yourself, such as there is no basis for application due to the epidemic, the embassy, ??or your own reasons. There are also some illegal intermediary services that pretend to be overseas migrant workers and cheat migrant workers into participating in training courses. After the training, the rogue agency falsely claimed that the project was canceled or the application failed. 3. Get a new visa after leaving the country!

Some intermediaries that do not have overseas labor qualifications send people to work illegally overseas by falsely claiming that "visa-free countries do not require a work visa" or "come here first and then apply for a work visa." Not only are migrant workers with non-work visas unable to ensure their legal rights, their work behavior also violates local laws, and they will be sent back to their country immediately if found. 4. Go through illegal procedures

Currently, some criminals often use high salaries as bait to trick people into working abroad in the name of overseas labor by forging engineering projects and issuing false certification documents, especially in Southeast Asia and Cross-border illegal activities and crimes occur in northern Myanmar. Once migrant workers are deceived into leaving the country, measures such as confiscating communication equipment and tearing up passports will be used to force them to engage in illegal and criminal activities such as cross-border telecommunications fraud. Migrant workers may even be detained, beaten or maimed if they try to escape. Some people were kidnapped after being deceived overseas. Criminals demand ransom from family members in the country, and their health and safety are seriously endangered.