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Every year many job seekers lose money to fake agents and fake job offers. A few simple checks protect you.
Before you apply
- Work only with government-authorised recruitment agencies and check their licence.
- Visit the agency’s office — a real business has a real address.
- Be careful with offers received only through social media or messaging apps.
Warning signs
- Very high salary for little experience
- Pressure to pay quickly or in cash without a receipt
- No interview or trade test at all
- No written offer letter or contract
- Requests to travel on a visit visa “to work later”
Protect your documents
Keep copies of your passport and certificates, never sign blank papers, and always ask for a written receipt for any payment.
If something feels wrong
Stop, ask questions and verify. A genuine recruiter will be happy to explain every step. You can always contact Global Drive to check an offer.
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