700 Indian students face deportation from Canada
for fake admission letters

Los Angeles, March 16, 2023
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Students were sent to Canada by a Jalandhar-based company, but when they applied for PR, their admission letters were found to be fake

About 700 Indian students are reportedly facing deportation from Canada as their admission offer letters to educational institutions were found to be fake. These students received the deportation letters from the Canadian Border Security Agency (CBSA) recently.

Students applied for study visas through Brijesh Mishra-led Education Migration Services in Jalandhar. These visa applications were filed in 2018 onwards till 2022. Mishra reportedly charged anywhere between Rs 16 and Rs 20 lakhs for all expenses, including admission fees to the premier institute Humber college. However, it did not include the air tickets and security deposits.

After landing in Toronto, student said that he and the other students who were heading to Humber college, got a call from Mishra who told them that all seats in the courses offered to them got filled. Students then took admission to another college and completed their course, following which they were issued work permits.

As these students submitted their 'admission offer letter' while applying for PR in Canada, the CBSA found that these letters were fake. After the fraud was revealed, deportation notices were issued to all the students.

Reportedly, the CBSA officials didn't accept the claims of innocence of victims as there was no proof that agent Mishra compiled and arranged all the documents.