UK, Canada, Australia Launch Joint Campaign Against Visa Fraud in Nigeria

The UK, Canada, and Australia have initiated a collaborative effort to tackle the increasing threat of visa fraud in Nigeria. The campaign aims to protect applicants from exploitation by criminal networks using sophisticated schemes to deceive individuals seeking travel, work, or study opportunities abroad.
Officials from the British and Canadian High Commissions in Nigeria have highlighted the severe penalties, including long-term travel bans, for engaging in visa fraud. The joint campaign emphasizes the importance of verifying immigration advice through official channels to safeguard genuine applicants and maintain the integrity of the immigration system.
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