Free check of overseas recruitment agents and immigration consultants — registration status, verification date, and reported problems.
Recent fraud alerts
An agent advertised hotel and cleaning jobs in a Gulf country and collected roughly ₹85,000 from each applicant for "visa and ticket processing". N…
Reported loss: ₹85,000 each
A consultancy told clients it could guarantee Canadian permanent residency within months for an upfront payment of about ₹3.2 lakh. Immigration to…
Reported loss: ₹3.2 lakh
Applicants were offered nursing training ("Ausbildung") placements in Germany and asked to pay around ₹4.5 lakh for language training, documentatio…
Reported loss: ₹4.5 lakh
An agent arranged UK health and care-worker visas citing a sponsoring employer. Applicants paid about ₹6 lakh each. The Certificate of Sponsorship…
Reported loss: ₹6 lakh
The stamp of record
Agencies we last checked against the official register — each stamp carries the date we checked, and every record links to its source.
B-2754/KER/PER/1000+/5/7091/2019
Malappuram
B-1078/KER/PER/1000+/5/8751/2017
Tirur
U74140KL2020PTCJ02661
Thiruvananthapuram
We check official registries.
We track reported cases.
We show you sources, not opinions.
Before you pay
Step-by-step checks to confirm a Gulf job agent is legally registered before you pay any fee — eMigrate licence, office checks, and offer-letter verification.
The warning signs of fraudulent Canada immigration consultancies — guaranteed PR promises, fake job offers, and how to check if a consultant is actually licensed.
Practical steps after paying a fake recruitment agent or consultancy — evidence to gather, where to complain, and how to improve your chance of recovering money.
A walkthrough of checking a Recruiting Agent licence number on the government eMigrate portal, and what the result actually tells you.