The Higher Education Commission (HEC) has taken an aggressive approach to reducing the number of incidents of educational visa fraud that are on the rise and are endangering students and parents. According to recent allegations, Sialkot-based fraudster gangs have been abusing the system for processing student visas.
According to insider sources from HEC cited in reports, these networks use a variety of strategies, including guaranteeing entrance, charging excessive fees, and falsely promising scholarships. HEC has issued a severe warning to students and their guardians in an effort to fight this widespread problem.

In order to obtain correct information, the commission advises direct contact with the relevant educational institutions or the embassy and highlights the significance of checking the registration of foreign universities with the appropriate accrediting organization.
HEC also advises candidates to confirm any claims made about academic programs, scholarships, and visa requirements. In order to protect themselves against educational visa fraud, students who follow their ambitions of studying abroad must be vigilant and conduct extensive research.