Is it all a lie to work abroad?

Working abroad to make a lot of money is not all a scam, but you need to be alert to some possible risks and scams. Here are some ways to tell the truth from the false:

Verify the recruitment information: If you see the recruitment information posted on the Internet or WeChat, you need to verify its authenticity in many aspects, such as checking whether the company is legally registered, whether it has an actual office address and whether it has relevant qualification certificates.

Don't believe in high promises: if the other party promises that the salary is higher than the market level, it needs to be carefully verified, because it may just be a scam. Find relevant information online, such as whether the salary level is reasonable and whether it is reasonable compared with companies in the same industry.

Don't transfer money casually: if the other party asks to transfer part of the deposit or training fee first, it is probably a scam. Don't transfer money casually, but check the company's legal qualification certificate, contract and recruitment agreement as required.

Pay attention to personal safety: If you work abroad, you should pay special attention to your own safety. It is necessary to understand immigration policies, local laws and regulations, pay attention to applying for legal visas, and raise awareness of prevention.

The most important thing is to treat the opportunity to make money rationally, especially to be vigilant, not to blindly believe in the promise of high returns, and not to listen to the arrangement of the other party at will to avoid being deceived.