RCTESPI · Job check
A job offer in China. Check it before you travel.
Many jobs in China are real. The ones used as bait share the same gaps: no named employer, no contract, a fee to get the job, or a route through another country. Answer five questions and the desk checks the rest before you buy a ticket.
Is the employer named, with an address you can look up?
A real employer has a registered name and a workplace.
Do you have a written contract with salary, hours, and the workplace?
A promise in a chat is not a contract.
Is the work visa applied for through the Chinese authorities, with the employer’s invitation?
A tourist or business visa is not permission to work.
Has anyone asked you to pay to get the job, or to send money to a personal account?
Legitimate employers do not sell jobs.
Does the route stop in another country first, such as Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, or Myanmar?
Scam compounds sit along exactly these borders.
If you, or the person you are writing about, have already left, or someone else has the passport, call first.
Police in Rwanda: 112. Embassy of the Republic of Rwanda in the People's Republic of China: +86 10 6532 2193 · ambabeijing@minaffet.gov.rw
rc-beet is not a rescue service. The case keeps the desk, the family witness, and your passage file on the same story.