The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has shared a warning against visa fraud as applicants await its 2026 recruitment shortlist.
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The message, published with #EndVisaFraud, warns that people may deceive applicants but cannot deceive the law. It urges caution over fraudulent visa offers.
Although the graphic focuses on visa fraud, it also reminds job seekers to avoid anyone demanding money for recruitment assistance. The EFCC recruitment portal states that the exercise is free and no agent is authorised to collect money from applicants.
The portal lists application review as in progress. Shortlisted candidates will be notified through their registered email addresses and the recruitment portal. Screening dates will be announced later.
What applicants should know
Applicants should follow updates only through the official EFCC recruitment portal. Do not pay anyone promising access to the shortlist, guaranteed selection or special screening. Report suspicious demands through official EFCC channels directly.
