Why is it deceptive to work abroad?

Going abroad to work is a lie, which may come from the following considerations:

Illegal immigration and human trafficking: Some people actually participate in illegal immigration and human trafficking in the name of providing job opportunities abroad. These scams usually use high salary, good job and good life as bait to attract unsuspecting people to the so-called work destination. However, these people often face exploitation, poor working conditions and even human rights violations.

Wage fraud and exploitation: Some unscrupulous employers may take advantage of workers' weak position to provide low wages, long working hours and poor working conditions. They may detain workers' passports or force them to engage in illegal work. These conditions put workers in an unfair and exploited position.

Cultural differences and difficulties in adaptation: Working abroad means leaving the familiar environment and culture and entering a brand-new country and society. Adapting to a new culture, language and lifestyle can be a challenge. Many people may feel lonely, lost and helpless.

Although there are scams and bad situations, it does not mean that all opportunities to work abroad are deceptive. Many people have obtained legal job opportunities through legal channels and formal labor agencies, and gained good career development and life experience abroad.

If someone is considering going abroad to work, it is recommended to conduct detailed investigation and preparation. Find a reliable labor agency or employer to understand the labor laws and working conditions in the destination country. At the same time, it is suggested to communicate and consult with people who already have relevant experience in order to get more comprehensive understanding and guidance.