Warnings for those wishing to work abroad from contracts and fake visas
The Egyptian Ministry of Manpower, the Egyptian labor force, has warned against work contracts and fake visas obtained from non-official sources.
The Ministry demanded that citizens wishing to travel to the headquarters of the ministry in Nasr City to review these contracts and visas or through the offices of the ministry's representation in the embassies and consulates of Egypt abroad to ensure their validity so as not to fall victim to brokers and dealers of contracts and visas "multiplied", as well as the so- "Free Visa" which has no basis in labor laws in Arab countries.
The Labor Representation Office at the Egyptian Embassy in the Lebanese capital of Beirut revealed the formation of a gang for those wishing to travel and work in Lebanon.
The Labor Counselor in Lebanon, Adel Dawood, pointed out that he received a number of complaints from citizens who are affected by their exposure to fraud and fraud by one of the foreign workers, and they paid huge sums of up to LE100 thousand in exchange for the sponsorship of fake cleaning companies under Visas and prior approvals from Lebanon without the approval of the Labor Office in the Egyptian Embassy in Lebanon, pointing out that one of the citizens paid 99 thousand pounds in full, and another citizen paid 50 thousand after he borrowed and sold his mother's simple jewelry and signed a receipt of a secretariat of 40 thousand pounds Sham.
The Lebanese labor advisor revealed that the residency law in Lebanon does not have a visa for free residence, and that the visa is fake, after the traveler pays large sums of money equivalent to obtaining a visa and is therefore subject to imprisonment.
At the same time, the ministry received a report from the ministry's labor representation office at the Egyptian embassy in Abu Dhabi, in the United Arab Emirates, stating that it monitored the growing phenomenon of selling work visas to those wishing for very high amounts, amounting to 70,000 Egyptian pounds. Under the name of "free visa", especially after the increase in the costs of work permits and visas, warning of the lie of the so-called "free visa".
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