Are there many scams to work abroad?

From a dialectical point of view, it is not necessarily a scam to work abroad to make big money. But there are indeed scams on the grounds of working abroad. How to judge whether it is a scam can be distinguished from the following aspects:

First of all, look at whether the job content is equivalent to the salary level. As long as there is a clear job content, it is easy to distinguish. For example, typing and chatting, the monthly basic salary is 8000, and it is in Myanmar. This is the obvious inconsistency between the work content and the salary level, and it is suspected of fraud.

Second, look at whether the information source is formal. Usually, formal recruitment information will be released through human resources-related companies, such as recruitment network, talent information network, employment information network and so on. If the enterprise is formal, there will be enterprise qualification audit, which will be relatively safe and credible. For example, the information obtained by internet cafes is obviously extremely low in credibility.

Third, whether to provide an employment contract. In the case of approval, the employer's employment contract or invitation letter should be provided, and the passport and visa for going abroad for employment should be processed. In the process of audit, there is an audit of enterprise information to see if the employer is willing to provide employment contracts. If you are willing to provide it with high credibility and can't come up with it, there is a false suspicion. If there is nothing in the title, it is obviously not credible.