The Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security (ICP) has warned citizens about a rising number of fake visa advertisements

They are being spread online and falsely promise fast-track services.

 

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These companies are claiming to give faster access to some services without completing the official procedures, in exchange for high fees.

The Authority is closely watching these suspicious activities and is working together with other government agencies to take the necessary legal actions against those responsible.

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There are no shortcuts or 5-minute visas

ICP Clarified that no such third-party services have any special privileges and exist simply to mislead people with potential legal and financial risks.

Use official channels

ICP offers easy-to-use services through official channels. These include its website, smart app and authorised service centres and typing offices across the country.

So, next time an ad promises to fast-track your government service for more cash, just remember—if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Swipe left on that scam!

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