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Three Germany-bound female passengers offloaded as FIA probes visa scam
Key takeaways
- According to the spokesperson, FIA Immigration officials stopped three women — identified as Nida, Gulnaz, and Aqsa — on suspicion of carrying suspicious educational documents.
- Nida and Gulnaz were travelling on German student visas, while Aqsa held a German residence permit.
- During immigration clearance, Nida and Gulnaz were unable to provide satisfactory information about their academic programmes or their proposed studies in Germany.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize ISLAMABAD: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has offloaded three women passengers at Karachi airport after uncovering an alleged Germany student visa fraud scheme, an FIA spokesperson said on Monday.
According to the spokesperson, FIA Immigration officials stopped three women — identified as Nida, Gulnaz, and Aqsa — on suspicion of carrying suspicious educational documents.
Nida and Gulnaz were travelling on German student visas, while Aqsa held a German residence permit.
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