Good opportunities.
Careful decisions.

International job and relocation searches attract scammers. Take time to check every claim before sharing sensitive documents or paying money.

Warning signs

• A person guarantees a visa, job offer, scholarship or immigration approval.
• You are asked to pay an individual through an unusual channel to “secure” a job or scholarship.
• The recruiter uses a free email address while claiming to represent a major employer, or the vacancy cannot be found on the employer's official careers page.
• The offer pressures you to act immediately or requests passwords, banking PINs or one-time codes.
• The opportunity has no verifiable provider, eligibility rules or official application instructions.

Safer steps

• Open the provider's official website yourself rather than trusting a forwarded link.
• Confirm the recruiter, employer, vacancy and relevant sponsorship rules independently.
• Check immigration information with the relevant government authority.
• Never share account passwords or one-time security codes.

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