The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has urged Ghanaians to be wary of all travel, recruitment, and business offers, citing QNET and similar schemes.
In a statement issued on March 13, 2026, it reported the increasing incidents of Ghanaian nationals being lured to travel outside the country with promises of employment opportunities, business prospects, and assistance in securing European visas.
These deceptive schemes have resulted in several victims being stranded, detained by foreign immigration authorities, or subjected to distressing and exploitative conditions abroad, the Ministry disclosed.
“Members of the public are therefore strongly advised to exercise extreme caution and to verify all travel, recruitment, and business offers through appropriate and official channels before making any financial commitments or travelling outside Ghana.”
The Ministry further urged parents, guardians, and community leaders to support efforts to educate the public on the dangers associated with such schemes.
It directed that suspicious activities be reported promptly to the Ministry via the following contacts: consular@ mfagos.gh/+233204552750 or the relevant security and immigration authorities.
“The Ministry remains committed to working with relevant national institutions to protect the welfare of Ghanaian citizens and to curb the activities of criminal networks who prey on unsuspecting individuals.”
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