As she loses $33K to scamsters
Damanpreet Kaur told Radio New Zealand that she paid two Tauranga men over $18,000 for a work visa and job last year and later paid a Hamilton man $15,000 for the same.
Wellington: An Indian woman is facing deportation in New Zealand after being duped by men who she says took more than $30,000 from her in return for work visas for jobs that did not exist.
Damanpreet Kaur told Radio New Zealand (RNZ) that she paid two Tauranga men over $18,000 for a work visa and job last year and later paid a Hamilton man $15,000 for the same.
In both cases, Kaur said she received a two-year work visa that restricted her to employment by the company named on the visa, but found there was no job.
The woman said she wanted justice served on the men and had already provided immigration authorities details of her claims in the hope that it will allow her to stay in the country.
Her immigration adviser, Tuariki Delamere, urged the New Zealand government to crack down on the group, who he described as “parasites”.
Kaur said immigration officials had told her she could be served with a deportation notice because she was not working for the company specified on her current two-year work visa.
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