Immigration Fraud is rising. Here’s how to protect your people
- Move One Relocations
- Dec 12, 2025
- 1 min read
Overview:
Polish authorities recently dismantled a criminal network that supplied falsified employment and residency documents, enabling up to 1,500 foreigners to obtain illegal Polish residence permits. The case highlights the serious risks individuals and companies face when relying on unlicensed or fraudulent immigration providers.
Key Changes
Authorities have increased document verification and enforcement across the region.– Investigations now focus on applicants linked to unauthorized intermediaries.– Penalties for involvement with illegal providers have intensified, affecting both individuals and employers.
Important Notes
Fraudulent immigration support can lead to rejected applications, legal exposure, bans, and employer audits.– Move One provides fully compliant, transparent, and legally recognized immigration guidance.– Clients should avoid providers offering undocumented shortcuts or guaranteed outcomes.
At Move One, we remain dedicated to supporting our clients with market insight, expert guidance, and fully compliant immigration solutions.
Need guidance? Engage with Move One for assistance.
Email: relo@moveoneinc.com
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