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Indian consulate urges job-seekers to not travel to UAE on visit visas
Workers under the Emigration Clearance Required (ECR) are safe to travel if they come under the e-Migrate online recruitment system.
With a rise in the number of Indians going to the UAE for jobs being cheated, the Indian Consulate in Dubai has asked job-seekers to not travel to the UAE on visit visas.
Indian consul general in Dubai said that job-seekers must get their employment offers authenticated and ensure that they have entry permit visas before leaving for UAE, TOI reported.
Consul general Vipul said there has been a surge in the number of calls they are getting from Indian workers that they were cheated by agents and employers.
Speaking to TOI, Vipul also cited a case involving 27 men from UP, who arrived on visit visa and found themselves cheated. The consulate then had to intervene and send them back home.
He also mentioned a case where a nurse was given the job of a maid.
Asserting that the people should exercise utmost caution before leaving for UAE for a job, he said workers under the Emigration Clearance Required (ECR) are safe to travel if they come under the e-Migrate online recruitment system.
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