Got a Gulf job offer on WhatsApp, Facebook or email and not sure it is real? Paste the link, a photo or the message. GluJob checks it against official company sources and gives you a clear answer.
- Paste a job link, photo or message
- Checked against official company sources
- Clear result: real, suspicious or unclear
Warning Signs of a Fake Gulf Job
- They ask for money. Visa fee, medical fee, ticket or “processing” charge before you join. Real employers do not ask you to pay to get a job.
- Free email address. The offer comes from Gmail, Yahoo or Outlook, not from the company’s own email domain.
- Offer without an interview. You get an offer letter after only a WhatsApp chat.
- Salary too good to be true. Very high pay for a simple role with no experience.
- Pressure to act fast. “Pay today or lose the job.” Scammers rush you so you do not check.
- They ask for OTPs or bank details. Never share an OTP, card number or passport copy with an unknown person.
How the Checker Works
- Paste the JobAdd the job link, a screenshot or the message you received.
- GluJob Checks ItWe look for the same job on the company’s official career site and other official sources.
- Get a Clear ResultReal, suspicious or unclear — with the reasons, so you can decide safely.
Questions People Ask
Is a job offer that asks for a visa fee real?
Be very careful. Never pay recruitment fees or “processing” charges to an unknown person. Check the job on the company’s official career site first.
What does “unclear” mean?
It means GluJob could not find the job on official sources, but also did not find clear scam signs. Contact the company through its official website before you share documents.
Who can use the Fake Job Checker?
Anyone with a free GluJob account gets 1 free check every day. GluJob Plus (₹199/month) gives you more checks.