A Canadian work visa scam victim is now barred from entering the country for five years, as revealed by a Facebook user named Amanda Chisom on September 20, 2023. The victim, whose identity remains undisclosed, shared her ordeal through Amanda’s post on Facebook.
The victim explained how she fell prey to a scam orchestrated by a visa agent named Ijeh Loveth, whom she encountered on Facebook. She paid N270k for a work visa, but after undergoing biometrics, she realized Loveth was processing a visitor’s visa instead.
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When she questioned Loveth about this discrepancy, she was assured that it would eventually become a work visa, but doubts persisted.
Desperate for information, the victim asked Loveth for her IRRC login details to verify the documents used for her application, but Loveth refused, citing concerns about other applicants hijacking the process. The victim continued to reach out to Loveth through calls and WhatsApp messages, receiving no response. Frustrated, she commented on Loveth’s Facebook post, only to be blocked from all of Loveth’s pages.
Left with no other option, the victim contacted IRRC directly to inquire about her application’s status, only to discover she had been banned from entering Canada for five years.
IRRC cited a violation of paragraph 40 (1) (a) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA), stating that she had misrepresented or withheld crucial information that could lead to an error in IRPA administration.
She was informed that she would remain inadmissible to Canada for five years from the date of the letter or from the date of a previous order, as per paragraph A40 (2) (a).
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