Dubai police arrested a fraudulent gang that used social media platforms to promote fake services of Visa Umrah and Hajj, attracting victims with deceptively low prices and easy payment options through bank transfers.
The gang passed by authorized agents, claiming that they could quickly organize pilgrimage visas to Makkah, encouraging people to transfer money to bank accounts under false claims.
Once the payments were made, the scammers would block the contact numbers of the victims and disappear with the funds.
Dubai Police Judy Visa Scam Gang
Dubai police emphasized the importance of observing pilgrimage visas only through authorized and authorized agencies within the EAU.
The authorities urged the public to exercise caution when finding advertisements on social networks, especially those that offer little reisticated services.
They reiterated their commitment to combat fraud in all forms, particularly schemes that exploit the religious aspirations of the sensitive times of the public king of the year.
Dubai’s police confirmed that the gang cheated the victims making false visa processing promises, then disappeared once the payments were secured.
They asked the public to remain vigilant and report any announcement or suspicious activities through official channels.
