No agency or person can guarantee a visa or permit decision.
2
Money to a personal account
Do not send money without a written bill in the organisation's name and a receipt—never to someone's personal bKash/Nagad or bank account.
3
Rushed decisions without a contract
Get salary, duties, hours, housing, and refund terms in writing.
4
Keeping your original passport
If you hand it over, get a written receipt, reason, and return date.
5
Unusually low cost
Get government fees, other organisations' costs (medical, ticket) and the agency's own service charge listed separately, and check each.
6
Asking far more than the government-set cost
For many countries the government sets the migration cost. If they ask for much more, or for extra cash without a receipt, stop and ask the government's Probashi Call Centre (16135).
7
A job offer without any test
Independently check who the employer is, who interviewed you, and where the job offer came from.
Check with official government sources
These are government services, not ours. If anything an agency or broker says feels wrong, check here before you pay.
Government Probashi Call Centre: 16135Helpline of the Wage Earners' Welfare Board, Ministry of Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment. Ask about migration, costs, or report fraud.
Check if a paper is real
Send copies with these details covered or shared safely. Never send your passport number, bank details or OTP.
Recruiting agency licence and office identity
Employer name, address, and official contact
Salary and hours in the employment agreement
Application or work-permit reference number
Bill, receipt, and refund terms
Report a scam
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Get everything in writing before you pay
Don't pay until the service, total cost, payment stages and refund rules are all clear.