Embassy in Lisbon Warns of Fraudulent Employment Schemes Targeting Nepalis in Portugal
Summary
The Nepali Embassy in Lisbon has warned Nepalis in Portugal about fraudulent job schemes, exploitation, and possible human trafficking linked to D-1 visas and residence permits. It urged people to verify employers and contracts carefully before paying money or traveling.
Key Points
- The Nepali Embassy in Lisbon issued a public notice warning Nepalis about fraud and exploitation in Portugal’s job and residence-permit process.
- Some Nepalis who paid large sums for D-1 visas have reportedly been left without promised jobs, salaries, accommodation, or airport pickup.
- The embassy said complaints against individuals and companies have been forwarded to authorities in Nepal and Portugal for investigation and possible action.
- NRNA Portugal President Sujan Moktan welcomed the warning as an important step to prevent Nepalis from being cheated.
