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Ministry of External Affairs warns against fake job offers in Thailand

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New Delhi, September 24

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The government on Saturday issued a warning about fake job rackets offering lucrative jobs to entice Indian youths for the posts of ‘digital sales and marketing executives’ in Thailand.

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The target groups are IT skilled youths who are duped in the name of lucrative data entry jobs in Thailand through social media advertisements as well as by Dubai- and India-based agents.

The government issued the warning after at least 60 youths were sold prospects of well-paying jobs in Thailand but were coerced into working under harsh conditions in Myanmar.

“Therefore, Indian nationals are advised not to get entrapped in such fake job offers being floated through social media platforms or other sources. 

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“Before travelling on tourist/visit visa for employment purposes, Indian nationals are advised to check the credentials of foreign employers through Missions concerned abroad, and antecedents of recruiting agents as well as any company before taking up a job offer,” advised the MEA.

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