With more students participating in exchange programs, internships, and overseas study, international scams are becoming more common. Scammers often pose as universities or official organizations, attempting to trick students into sending money or sharing personal information. Stay alert and cautious.

🔍 Common Overseas Scam Tactics

• Impersonating universities, government agencies, or banks through phone calls, text messages, or emails
• Requesting upfront payments for exchange programs, internships, or scholarships
• Asking for passport details, bank account information, or verification codes
• Creating a sense of urgency to pressure victims into transferring money

🛡️ Before You Travel, Remember:

• Do not trust unfamiliar phone calls, text messages, or emails
• Never share sensitive personal information
• If a money transfer is requested, always verify the request before taking action

📢 Trusted Anti-Fraud Information Sources

The Ministry of Education (Department of International Affairs), TaiwanGPS, study abroad information platforms, and official university websites or LINE groups regularly share the latest scam alerts.

👉 Studying abroad is an amazing opportunity but your safety comes first.
Take a moment to double-check and reduce the risk. Stay safe and informed 💪