International students studying in Canada should keep in touch with their parents regularly.

Recently, many parents of international students in China have received the contact information of their children studying abroad online. "Students" use QQ and other chat tools to ask their parents to remit money to an account on the grounds that they need to contact professors to transfer money or need money urgently. Some parents were cheated out of different amounts of money. Because the other party can tell a lot of real information about "students", it is difficult for many parents to tell whether it is fraudulent information. According to a survey conducted by domestic institutions in Canada, this part of fraudsters can obtain very detailed information about students because they deceive international students into submitting their resumes by spreading many false recruitment information with favorable treatment on the Internet or lowering the application threshold and requirements to a very low level, so as to obtain their information and then deceive their parents.

Therefore, we would like to remind the vast number of international students that during their study abroad, they should not lose the identification and investigation procedures of the institutions they apply for because they want to work to earn more money to reduce the pressure on tuition fees or are eager to find a job to complete immigration as soon as possible or accumulate work experience, thus causing their own information to leak and giving criminals an opportunity.

In Canada, as in China, many regular employers have their own websites and fixed telephones, and they can find company information in many ways. Before applying for a job, international students must find and verify the information of the other company, search for some cheating experiences on forums and social platforms, and learn coping skills.

Finally, international students should keep in touch with their parents regularly to ensure that the accounts receiving domestic remittances are fixed with their family members in China, so that the family members in China can ensure the uniqueness of remittance accounts. When applying for a job, you should also keep some of your private information and always have a sense of prevention.

If you have any problems, you must report them in China and Canada as soon as possible, and immediately notify financial institutions to find ways to avoid or reduce losses.