Don't fall into a scam while applying for Canadian Immigration

Canada has increased immigration levels for the coming years, and with this, the number of immigration fraud cases has also increased.  If you are someone who has plans to immigrate to Canada, you might consider taking help from a consultant agency for your immigration process. However, you should be aware that the existence of fraudulent immigration companies has escalated.  These companies entice skilled workers with the hope of giving them an opportunity to live in Montreal or work in Canada. Moreover, these companies claim themselves to be associated with Canadian government agencies. So, everything appears genuine and people easily believe that the information is true.  You should be aware of these fraudulent practices and familiarize yourself with the immigration scams.

Following are some red flags:

Guarantees a Permanent Residency in Canada

If someone guarantees you a Canada PR, it might be a red flag. You should be careful while trusting such companies.

Asks for money for job offer

Asking for payment for a job offer is illegal in Canada. If someone is promising you a job offer and asking you to send money, it’s definitely a scam.

Unlicensed Representative

A Canadian Immigration consultant must be registered with the ICCRC and he or she should have a genuine RCIC number. Several immigration fraud networks have been observed in the past. The Immigration Department of Canada has issued warnings to immigrants about the fraud. Canada spends millions of dollars to raise awareness in people about fraudulent immigrant practices. So, be aware and be safe! Find out if you are eligible for any Canadian immigration programs