High Commission of the United Kingdom in New Delhi
| Address | Chanakyapuri New Delhi 110021 India |
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| Phone | local: international: |
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| Notes | Beware of emailed job offers for childcare and other similar positions in the UK. These are all frauds. • Since November 2008, no visas are granted for household workers from outside Europe. Work visas are only granted for highly-skilled positions, most of which require university degrees. • No legitimate employment agency in the UK requires you to pay them any money. All fees would be paid by the employer. • No legitimate employment agency in the UK uses a free email address from Yahoo, Gmail, or similar services. • No legitimate employment agency in the UK uses a telephone number that begins with +4470 (070). These are non-geographic numbers available to anyone in the world. • No legitimate business requests payment via Western Union. |
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SIR I HAVE RECEIVED MAIL FROM Mr. Benjamin Dickie.
Tel +447010073991 and offering me for housekeeping supervisor in his house and asking me contact Name: Mr.Williams Green
Personal Email: william.green212@live.com
Position : IMMIGRATION OFFICER
is that right person and he is actually work in ambessy or not ..i want to know that he is fake or real..please reply me
Confirmation of Job Opening at London UK.
Dear Sir,
I have received a job offer letter from IBIS LONDON CITY HOTEL 5 COMMERCIAL STREET E1 6BF - LONDON UNITED KINGDOM TELL: 00447017034193 FAX: 00448809812752 Sinnatory Persons are MR.TERENCE BEACH(Chief Human Resources Officer of Ibis City International Hotel)Please confirm me are they original or fake. address British High Commission Chanakyapuri, New delhi, 110021, India.
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i have got an job offer from u.k. in a hotel called fusion hotel. and they are calling me there with is few months time. please let me know if this is an fake job
Mr.Sayad Bilal,
I have received Mail Notification Job Employment in the United Kingdom, from NH HARRINGTON HALL HOTEL LONDON. And all the information regarding to your Residence Work Permit Papers/Visa has been notified to me on your behalf, this is according to the procedures of British Immigration service here in India. Below is the information needed from you?
1. One passport photograph pictures, bearing your face.
2.A scanned copy of your international passport.
3. Your home residence address.
4. Registration fees/Processing fees for documents and opening of file on your name for your two years working visa £185 so that I can send you the British Application forms which you have to fill and return to me accordingly with the following basic information as provided in the forms. This is according to the procedures of British Immigration service here in India. Below is the information needed from you?
You are required to send mentioned documents via e-mail as attached documents and must appear (Passport) in colored. Confirm to me when you are making the payment so that I could get the Western Union details from the Accounting department for you to remit the money for your process.
Call me for the Western Union Detail
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