Fake job or visa offer
Follow these steps in order.
- 1Do not pay for a job, training, visa or registration. Real employers never charge you to work.
- 2Do not send your CNIC, passport or photos to unknown recruiters.
- 3Jobs that pay you for likes or small tasks and then ask for a deposit are always scams.
- 4Check that an overseas recruiter is licensed by the Bureau of Emigration and Overseas Employment.
- 5If you already paid, stop paying. Scammers keep inventing new fees.
- 6Report the account or number to NCCIA on 1799.
Ready-made report
Copy this text into your complaint to the bank, wallet, PTA or NCCIA. Add the sender number and the message.
Subject: Suspected scam message I received a message on __________ that I believe is a scam. Type of scam: Fake job or visa offer Sender number or link: __________ Message text: __________ I have not shared my PIN, OTP or card details. Please take action against this sender.