The Indian Embassy in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has urged Indian expats to report any delay in payment of salary by their employers.
In a public notice shared on Twitter on Wednesday, it urged Indians to report to any such instance to the Embassy in Abu Dhabi or the Consulate General in Dubai.
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— India in UAE (@IndembAbuDhabi) May 8, 2019
Amid growing cases of duping and visa frauds, the Embassy also cautioned Indian jobseekers in the UAE not to come on visitor visas.
The jobseekers must authenticate their employment offers and permits before arriving in the country, it added.
The Embassy also shared videos of Indians who fell victim to fraudulent recruitment agents.
According to information from the Embassy's Twitter handle, Vikram Kumar from Pali, Rajasthan, was duped by an illegal agent from Mumbai.
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