SINGAPORE, April 22 — At least 24 people in Singapore have fallen victim to online scams offering fraudulent assistance with permanent residence (PR) applications since January...
Singapore man faces charges after viral video shows him kicking woman at Lucky Plaza, police say he hit her beforePolice said at least 24 people in Singapore have lost S$397,000 since January to scams advertising help with permanent residence applications .
— Unsplash pic! Plus, enjoy an additional FREE RM10 when you sign up using code VERSAMM10 with a min. cash-in of RM100 today. T&Cs apply. SINGAPORE, April 22 — At least 24 people in Singapore have fallen victim to online scams offering fraudulent assistance with permanent residence applications since January 1, with losses amounting to about S$397,000 , police said.
The Singapore Police Force said victims were deceived into paying application fees and additional charges, with scammers promising to boost approval chances through investments in companies, purchases of academic certifications, and donations,In an advisory today, the SPF urged the public to remain vigilant against such scams, which are often promoted through advertisements or posts on social media platforms.
“Some victims have also received false documents on their PR application status sent from what appears to be the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority . Singapore man faces charges after viral video shows him kicking woman at Lucky Plaza, police say he hit her before
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