The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has cautioned Indian nationals seeking employment opportunities in Laos and Cambodia to remain vigilant agains

The advisory outlines significant risks associated with fraudulent job offers and emphasizes the need for caution.

But before travelling abroad for jobs, you should read the advisory issued by the Indian Embassy. Indian Embassy asks nationals to secure employment only through authorized agents approved by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).

Cambodia: The Indian Embassy in Cambodia Friday issued an advisory for Indian Nationals, urging them to remain vigilant against fraudulent job offers and asked them to only seek job through authorized agents approved by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).

The Ministry of External Affairs has issued a warning to Indian nationals about the growing threat of human traffickers luring individuals with false promises of high-paying jobs in Cambodia and Southeast Asia.

India on Friday once again warned its nationals against the increasing numbers of fraudulent jobs being offered by scammers in Southeast Asia countries, including Laos and Cambodia. In an advisory issued by the Indian Embassy in Phnom Penh,

The Ministry of External Affairs issued an advisory to Indian nationals about fraudulent job offers and fake agents in Cambodia and Southeast Asia, involved in cybercrimes, emphasizing caution in job searches.

S tarved and locked in a room under round-the-clock video surveillance, Dinabandhu Sahu spent sleepless nights wondering if he would ever again see his family back home in India after he was duped into a job scam in Cambodia.

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has cautioned Indian nationals seeking employment opportunities in Laos and Cambodia to beware of potential scams. The ministry highlighted the presence of fraudulent agents who are tempting individuals with false promises of employment in the Southeast Asian region.