Visa complications!

Hi,

I honestly didn't hear any banning on the Tunisian visas, I can ask for you though. Regarding the salary, is the accommodation included? Qatar is relatively very expensive country, especially the accommodation.

If you ate single , an 8000 riyals i prefect . If you are married , then it will be tough a little bit because the most two things that takes a lot of money are the school tuition fees following other expenses such as uniform fees , books etc . The second is when you want to rent a house . Renting became very high the recent years . If you need any help don't hesitate to contact me .


Yours sincerely,


Basil Saleh

Thanks Moha_86 for replying and no , the accommodation is not included . I tried to negotiate the salary with them but they refused saying I DONT have experience and they will increase it later if I performed well.

@bmams141, I m single and I will try to manage sharing accommodation. Thanks for your reply and help suggestion.

Hello mehrin1988,

Is there any possibility that this so-called job offer is just a job scam?

You say "they" sent you an e-mail telling you there were complications with the visa. Just who are "THEY"? Are you dealing directly with the employer? Are you dealing with some kind of agent? Is this a job that you actually have applied for directly with an employer or something that came to you through some agent and e-mail?

If you're dealing with an agent then you should contact the employer directly and find out if this job even exists. If necessary Google the employer's name and if they have a website chances are very good that they'll have a "Contact Us" link on the site, where you can confirm whether or not this is a real job offer or scam.

If it came to you by way of e-mail and the message was not sent from the same domain name as the real company, that's a pretty good clue that you're being scammed. (example:  company domain = xyzcorporation / message should be from something like john.doe@xyzcorporation)

DO NOT SIMPLY TAKE THE WORD OF ANY AGENT ABOUT VISAS, ESPECIALLY IF THEY AS YOU TO PAY ANY FEES.

Generally, most legitimate agents get their payments from the employer and not from the prospective employee.

Cheers,
James     Expat-blog Experts Team

James wrote:

Hello mehrin1988,

Is there any possibility that this so-called job offer is just a job scam?

You say "they" sent you an e-mail telling you there were complications with the visa. Just who are "THEY"? Are you dealing directly with the employer? Are you dealing with some kind of agent? Is this a job that you actually have applied for directly with an employer or something that came to you through some agent and e-mail?

If you're dealing with an agent then you should contact the employer directly and find out if this job even exists. If necessary Google the employer's name and if they have a website chances are very good that they'll have a "Contact Us" link on the site, where you can confirm whether or not this is a real job offer or scam.

If it came to you by way of e-mail and the message was not sent from the same domain name as the real company, that's a pretty good clue that you're being scammed. (example:  company domain = xyzcorporation / message should be from something like john.doe@xyzcorporation)

DO NOT SIMPLY TAKE THE WORD OF ANY AGENT ABOUT VISAS, ESPECIALLY IF THEY AS YOU TO PAY ANY FEES.

Generally, most legitimate agents get their payments from the employer and not from the prospective employee.

Cheers,
James     Expat-blog Experts Team

Thank you so much James for the reply and the advice and information as well. I mean by they " the HR manager" of the company and  they didn't ask any fees , even they will pay every thing including airline tickets. And i m sure it s a well known company and their email is a professional email with stamps showing web site and company logos. Thanks again dear.

ur salary depends on the accommodation & food.