News Travel Visa Lottery Scam Hits Canadian High Commission By admin Posted on September 4, 2018 2 min read 0 0 793 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Reddit Share on Pinterest Share on Linkedin Share on Tumblr The Canadian High Commission in Ghana has discredited reports that it is running a visa lottery. A post on the High Commission’s official Twitter account read, ”don’t be a victim of false info online: Canada does not have a visa lottery.” There have been rumours being forwarded on social media, that the Canadian government had opened up its visa lottery programme for Ghanaians and other countries. The latest announcement is to warn Ghanaians about scams and fraudsters preying on innocent applicants online. So far, only the U.S. runs the visa lottery which allows winners to go through the immigration process to attain a green card. The Canadian High Commission has warned the general public to ignore those spreading rumours which could be linked to a possible scam. Anyone interested in applying for a visa to the North American country is advised to visit the official Canadian government website [http://Canada.ca/immigration] for details. ”Make sure you get your immigration information from the official government of Canada website at http://Canada.ca/immigration. Learn more about online scams:
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