Balita Pinoy - OFW News, Services & Information The GoStats counter provides stats for your site.

You Vote Classified Ads Home News OFW News Immigration News Philippines News Mausisa Mindanao Cross Property Foreclosure News Employment News Domestic Jobs Humor Motoring News Missing Persons Personal Free Filipino Classified Adverts Contact For Sale "Marcos Daughter" In London Loans Scandal Iggy Arroyo London Case Iggy Arroyo's Will AJ Global Remitters Prosecution AJ GLOBAL/F.E.E.R. COURT DOCS Ressie Reyes Macaraeg Caring Careers Desk Research Guest Book Site Map Dolphin Care Canada Study Migration Lawyers Alcantara Services OrbitRemit Bison UK Filipino Events In The UK May 2013 Onwards Pressure In Philippines To End Ban On Formula Milk Aid Beware When Buying A Used Auto UK Immigration News Round-Up 3 June 2013 "Marcos Daughter" Cheated Swedish Investors Of £300,000 & Involved In Failed British Port Project UnionBank 203rd Special Luzon Auction 29 June 2013 Young Pinay Promoted To US Army Company Commander Cambridge Pinay Loan Shark Trial, One Guilty, One Freed

Warning To Those In The UK On Student Visas

7 Jan 2013

http://www.balitapinoy.net/images/student_visa.jpg

Watch out if you are offered a chance to change a "STUDENT" Visa into an "ENTREPRENEUR" Visa 

We have been getting reports that some kababayans, as well as students of other nationalities, who are on student visas in the UK are being offered the chance to apply for Entrepreneur visas. This is especially attractive to those students whose visa is shortly to expire.

This type of visa (Entrepreneur) requires the applicant to have £50,000 to invest in a business in the UK. It is a good visa to have if you genuinely have access to £50,000, because it could lead to settlement in the UK.

 

Are you worried you may be getting scammed?

Have you been offered an easy visa?

Don't pay money yet - click the link below

Balita Pinoy's Scam Check Service


What apparently has been happening is that the students are invited to a workshop where everything is explained, they are then encouraged to pay the organisers £7,000-8,000, and the organisers would then promise to find an investor to give the student £50,000 (or presumably some sort of show money) to run a business.

 

The question has to be this: does this really make sense? Who in the world would give you £50,000 after you give them £8,000?

If you have been offered this type of arrangement, and you wish to let us know, click the blue link:

Have You Been Affected? Click Here

 

 

Share, E-mail or Print this page

 

 

 

Have You Been Affected? Click Here

The GoStats counter provides stats for your site.
Posted at: 09:48 AM | Add Comment RSS | Digg! | del.icio.usdel.icio.us

Add Comment

Your Name: (Required)
Comment:

Please enter the 4 to 6 character security code:

(This is to prevent automated comments.)