Key Takeaways
- The FIA Multan Zone is intensifying efforts to combat visa fraud and human trafficking.
- Citizens are advised to seek overseas employment opportunities only through registered agents.
- The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) urges people to be cautious of fake schemes.
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Multan Zone has intensified its crackdown on visa fraud, fake overseas employment schemes and human trafficking. The agency is urging citizens to seek overseas jobs and education opportunities only through government-registered agents.
In a statement, the FIA emphasized that seeking employment or educational opportunities abroad without proper registration can lead to exploitation and legal issues.
The FIA has warned against the risks associated with fake employment schemes, which often result in financial loss and potential human trafficking. The agency stressed the importance of using registered agents for safety and legal protection.
Citizens are advised to verify the credentials of any agent offering overseas opportunities before proceeding. The FIA also encourages individuals to report suspicious activities to their local police stations or through official channels.
According to the FIA, many citizens fall victim to these schemes due to lack of awareness about the registration process and legal requirements for seeking employment abroad.
The agency has set up a hotline and an online portal where people can check if an agent is registered. These resources are available to help individuals make informed decisions.
In recent months, the FIA has received numerous complaints from citizens who have been duped by unregistered agents promising lucrative overseas jobs. The agency has taken strict action against these fraudulent operations.
The FIA’s intensified efforts come as part of a broader campaign aimed at protecting Pakistani citizens from exploitation and ensuring their safety while seeking opportunities abroad.
