Verification and safety
The biggest risk in going abroad for work is the unlicensed middleman. Checking a few things before you hand over any money avoids most of the fraud.
Licensed operator
Emon Employment Services Ltd.
Government Recruiting Licence · RL #773
Jonbol's recruitment work is carried out through this licensed company. You can check the licence number against the government list.
What to check
- Ask for the company's name and its government licence number in writing
- Check that the listing names the employer and states the work and the terms clearly
- Take a receipt for every payment, and photograph it
- Take the time to read the whole contract, and never sign what you do not understand
- Never send money to a personal mobile banking number
Signs that should stop you
- A verbal guarantee of a visa or a job
- A demand for cash without a receipt
- Pressure to decide quickly, before you have seen the papers
- Your passport being held without written proof
- A listing that hides the employer's name or the kind of work
If anything gives you doubt, talk to us before you apply. Read more in How to verify a recruiting agency
The people this warning is here to protect
It is usually those going abroad for the first time who are defrauded
