Dubai Fake Visa Network Exposed
UAE investigates fake visa network extensively Taken.

  The fake shenanigans used to receive thousands of fraudulent visas. According to Emirates Today, the crime branch team has had extraordinary success in investigating fake visa fraud case in Dubai.

The newspaper says that the network is abusive Asian woman, which is undergoing further investigation. Counterfeiters used to receive thousands of tariffs for placing visas (shenanigans) in European countries from simple people.

Counterfeit seals and other documents were also recovered from the group's possession. The newspaper quoted its sources as saying that "an officer of the Emirati Imama received information from a European embassy in the European country that a case of two people has been received for a Schengen visa."

The embassy official further stated that 'both the received cases are suspected to have been submitted in the cases that they are fake.'

When an officer of the Iqama section investigated, it was revealed that the materials that were deposited in the embassy of the European country were fake.

The investigating officer obtained the fake materials from the embassy and handed them over to the crime branch. The Crime Branch formed a team to arrest the network of fraudsters.

The newspaper added that "the persons whose contents were submitted to the embassy were summoned to the Crime Branch who provided important information about counterfeiting networks."

One victim said that he paid 23,000 dirhams to a private company to get a Schengen visa, while another victim said he paid the same amount to get a Schengen visa. Was. '

The victims said that they did not know that the aforementioned agency imposes visas through fraud.

Dubai Crime Branch crackdowns against fraudulent networks The network found out that her abuser was an Asian woman who used to send people to European countries on fake visas.

Apart from the fake bank details, other documents were also recovered from the accused's flat.

In the Crime Branch investigation, the accused expressed ignorance about the goods and goods used for counterfeiting, saying that she only worked for a visa stamp at the embassy in the European country.

The investigative team of the prosecutor's department is investigating further from the network and the abuser to find out how many fake cases have been filed by the group so far.

Abid Latif is a highly experienced and knowledgeable professional specializing in Saudi Arabia's laws, regulations, and tech. He has lived and worked in Saudi Arabia for over 15 years and deeply understands the country's legal system, immigration policies, banking system, and telecom industry.

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