Do you want to get a UK or Canada work permit within ₹2 lakh? Then this is the video for you. This discussion is about getting clarity on what you are actually trying to do and whether it is possible within a budget of ₹2 lakh. There are many calls coming in, mostly from North India, the middle part of India, Maharashtra, Andhra and Hyderabad, where people are trying to get work permits in ₹2 lakh.
The answer is no, it will not happen. The purpose is to make you understand what you are doing when you are looking for a Canada or UK work permit within ₹1–2 lakh and how you should look at such offers before giving your money to someone.
1. Why a ₹2 Lakh Work Permit Offer Should Make You Think
If someone is telling you that they can send you to Canada or Europe within ₹1–1.5 lakh, you need to think about how this is actually going to happen. Even a Canada flight ticket can cost around ₹1–1.5 lakh, and with shopping, the flight ticket and shopping itself can reach around ₹2 lakh. At the same time, someone is telling you that you can go to Canada within ₹2 lakh and get a work permit.
The question is how such an offer can be possible. If a person is being told that they can go to Canada, the UK or Europe for only ₹1–2 lakh, they need to understand what exactly is being offered and whether the claim makes sense.
2. Do Not Ignore Your Own Financial Safety
People are not always situation-aware about their own life, money, property and finances. Sometimes people lose money and later say that someone made them foolish. The point is that sometimes nobody actually made them foolish; rather, someone took advantage of their lack of awareness.
There can be situations where a person has known someone for 8, 10 or 20 years and trusted them because they were an old friend, brother or sister. When such a person takes advantage of that trust, it can still be difficult to deal with. But when you are sitting with a consultant and entering into a commercial transaction, you need to be aware of what you are doing, what is being offered and what you are paying for.
3. Be Careful With Consultants Offering Extremely Low-Cost Work Permits
There are offers where a consultant says that they can send someone to Luxembourg for ₹1–1.5 lakh or provide a Canada or UK work permit within ₹2 lakh. The question is why a consultant who is working in India and whose employee may be earning around ₹20,000–₹25,000 would not simply go themselves if such an opportunity were genuinely available for ₹2 lakh.
The same question applies to the people working in the consultant’s company. If there are two, four, five, seven, ten, fifteen or twenty employees, many of them may be middle-class people themselves. If going abroad on a work permit really costs only ₹2 lakh, then why would all these people and their families not simply use the same opportunity?
4. Compare the ₹2 Lakh Claim With Study Visa Costs
People with corporate jobs, experience, English skills and money are spending around ₹25–30 lakh to go to Canada on a study visa. Families may have parents earning ₹10–15 lakh, and applicants may have good profiles and sufficient financial capacity, yet they still choose the study visa route.
Why would such people spend ₹25–30 lakh on a study visa if a work permit could genuinely be obtained for only ₹2 lakh? If the ₹2 lakh work permit route were actually that easy, people with money, experience and English skills would also be using it rather than spending substantially more on study visas. A two-year study route can cost at least around ₹25 lakh.
5. Think About Whether an Offer Is Too Good to Be True
People who have internet access, computers and the ability to research can also find information about these opportunities. Why would a supposed secret opportunity to get a work permit for ₹2 lakh be available only to a particular person?
The phrase “If it is too good to be true…” explains the situation. Many people already understand that such claims can be suspicious, but new people and new families continue to become involved. People continue to get trapped because new people keep coming and the cycle continues. Some people complain after paying money and may even get only ₹500 back after an alleged ₹1.5 lakh expense.
6. Research Before You Pay
You should use YouTube and the internet to understand whether something is actually possible before getting involved. Instead of simply watching reels and believing what is being presented, search for the particular topic and watch multiple videos.
If someone is claiming that a work permit can be obtained for ₹2 lakh, search whether that is actually possible. Watching 10 videos can already give you considerable understanding, and watching 100 videos can give you even more clarity. If 100 videos are 10 minutes each, that is 1,000 minutes of research. A week of research can provide clarity about a particular subject and help you understand whether you should proceed or not.
7. Understand What Is Possible and What Is Not
The first thing you need to understand is what can happen and what cannot happen. After that, you can get more clarity about how something can happen. Think of it like the index of a book. Before reading an entire book, you should at least know what is inside it.
In the same way, before making a decision about immigration, first understand what the available options are. Once you know what is actually there, you can then research the option that is relevant to you. The basic clarity about what can happen and what cannot happen should come first.
8. The LMIA Fraud Situation
There have been many frauds in the name of LMIA. People were allegedly being charged amounts ranging from ₹1 lakh to ₹15 lakh. There were situations where people paid money but did not reach Canada.
There were also situations where companies could change their boards, owners or names after money had been taken. A person could visit at one point and see one company’s board, and then return 10 days, two months or three months later and find a different company or owner. The money and advance could then be gone.
9. Why the Fake Industry Continues
The problem also continues because people keep going for these offers. When people keep paying for such things, more people see an opportunity to create similar businesses. Someone may think that it is easier to take ₹2 lakh from someone without doing the work involved in properly sending a person abroad.
This creates an entire fake immigration industry. If people stopped coming for such offers, the shops would eventually close. The responsibility is therefore also on people who continue to look for unrealistic options without first understanding what is possible. It may be easier for a consultant to take ₹2 lakh from someone than to properly process a case that costs ₹15 lakh.
10. What Can You Do Within ₹2 Lakh?
If you have ₹2 lakh, there is no Canada or UK work permit option being presented within that amount. Dubai is mentioned as an option within ₹2 lakh, where you can go and ride a bike or do a labour-class job, but otherwise there is no option within ₹2 lakh being discussed.
The idea of going to Luxembourg for such a low amount is also questioned. People may not even know what Luxembourg looks like, how big the country is or what the people are like, yet they are being shown Luxembourg work permits in reels. If a person cannot properly speak Hindi or English, they also need to consider how they will work in such countries where communication is required.
11. Canada Study Visa and the ₹2 Lakh Comparison
A Canada study visa can involve around ₹23–25 lakh, including tuition fees of around ₹16–17 lakh and another ₹5–6 lakh. A student may spend around ₹23–25 lakh to reach Canada on a study visa.
The question is why people who are spending ₹23–25 lakh and are more educated would do so if a person could genuinely reach Canada on a work permit for only ₹2 lakh. The point is to use some basic understanding and compare these claims before deciding that someone is offering an unusually cheap work permit.
12. Do Not Chase Huge Aspirations Without Clarity
Lack of clarity creates a fake immigration industry. People see reels and huge aspirations and start chasing options without understanding what is actually possible for their profile. When someone wants to achieve a very large goal through an extremely small amount of money, they can become an easy target for people offering unrealistic promises.
Before moving forward, understand what is possible for your profile. Do not simply chase an offer because it looks cheaper or easier. If you do not understand the process and continue chasing unrealistic aspirations, you can ultimately become a victim of fraud.
Final Takeaway
The key message is simple: get clarity before you pay. If someone is offering you a UK or Canada work permit for ₹1–2 lakh, do your research before believing the claim. Use YouTube, search the internet, watch multiple videos and understand what is actually possible.
Do not depend only on a reel, a consultant’s promise or a supposedly secret opportunity. Spend time understanding the route, compare what other people are actually spending and understand what is possible according to your profile. If people stop buying fake offers, the fake industry will also have less reason to continue.
Understand what is possible, understand what is not possible, and do not chase huge aspirations without clarity—otherwise, you may end up being scammed.
