Work permit fraud increasing in UK, alert of Nepali Embassy

Kathmandu. The Nepali Embassy in London has asked to be alert after increasing complaints of Nepalis being cheated on the pretext of getting a 'work permit' in the UK. According to the embassy, even Nepalese who want to come to UK from Nepal and are looking for employment in UK have become victims of fraud.

If there is a problem, it is requested to file a complaint with the embassy or related body with proof.

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