Making Payments to EU Helpers

When you make a payment to EU Helpers, you are entitled to request a receipt. EU Helpers provides receipts for all payments received without exception. Additionally, our central payment software automatically acknowledges and records every payment made to EU Helpers. If you have any questions or concerns regarding your charges or payment records, please feel free to contact us by email at support@euhelpers.pl

Regarding Payments to EU Helper Employees

No additional payments of any kind should be made directly to any EU Helpers employee. If any member of our staff approaches you and offers to enhance your profile, fast-track your application, or provide you with any documents in exchange for a fee, we strongly urge you to report this to management immediately so that appropriate disciplinary action can be taken against that employee. Please be aware that EU Helpers will not be held liable for any verbal or written agreements made between you and an EU Helpers employee or any individual referred by them, outside of the official company framework. Furthermore, if you have already made payments to an EU Helpers employee for any additional or unofficial services, EU Helpers cannot be held responsible for any outcomes arising from those arrangements.

Vendors Referred by EU Helpers Staff

We strongly advise all clients against engaging with or making payments to any vendor suggested or referred to you by an EU Helpers employee, as EU Helpers do not authorise such referrals and could expose you to fraud. EU Helpers accepts no responsibility for any vendors referred by its employees and cannot be held liable for any charges paid to such vendors or for any consequences arising from those engagements.

Deceptive or False Documentation

EU Helpers can process cases only based on information provided by the client, and only where that information is truthful, accurate, and complete. We are not in a position to accept or process cases that involve fraudulent documents, false statements, or misleading information of any kind. Where a client provides incorrect, misleading, or fraudulent documentation or information, EU Helpers cannot be held responsible or liable for any resulting consequences.

EU Helpers relies entirely on the documentation provided by its clients and does not create, alter, or fabricate any documents on their behalf. We operate on the basis that all information submitted to us is entirely accurate and truthful. EU Helpers maintains strict internal policies to prevent any illegal practices by its employees, and all staff are required to adhere to these guidelines without exception. EU Helpers cannot be held responsible or liable for circumstances in which an individual employee fails to comply with these policies. Our approach to case processing is founded on the principle that all information provided must be one hundred percent truthful and accurate.

Protecting Yourself From Immigration Fraud

To protect yourself from being deceived and to avoid being denied entry to your destination country, please keep the following important points in mind.

Be alert to dishonest EU Helpers staff members who may advise you to submit forged or fraudulent documents as part of your visa application. This is entirely unacceptable, constitutes a serious offence, and could result in the outright rejection of your application as well as further investigation by the relevant authorities.

Please be aware that EU Helpers staff have no ability whatsoever to influence the processing speed of visa applications or the final decision made by the relevant immigration authority, regardless of any monetary or other incentive that may be offered to them. The decision-making process rests solely and exclusively with authorised visa officers from the respective country's immigration department.

Be cautious of individuals falsely presenting themselves as visa officers from embassies or consulates. Genuine visa officers conduct all meetings with applicants exclusively at their official place of work and will never request money from you under any circumstances.

To avoid falling victim to online scams, it is essential that you are able to distinguish between official government websites and fraudulent websites that are designed to appear official. Always use only verified and official government websites to access accurate and reliable visa and immigration information.

Be vigilant against job or visa scams that deceive people into believing they have been offered employment overseas. Such offers are frequently inaccurate and misleading, and scammers may request your money, passport, or personal information as part of the deception. Exercise extreme caution before sharing any personal details or making any payments. Always remember that if a job opportunity appears too good to be true, it is very likely a scam.

EU Helpers is aware that certain dishonest individuals may advise applicants to provide falsified documentation or to enter into irregular or dubious arrangements. We strongly urge all clients to disregard any such advice, as doing so could result in the complete loss of your investment and permanently jeopardise your opportunity to enter the country for which you have applied.

In Poland, Portugal, Germany, and across all European countries, genuine visitors, students, and work immigrants are warmly welcomed. Immigration authorities across these countries operate a zero-tolerance policy towards fraud and will not tolerate any abuse of the immigration system under any circumstances. EU Helpers strongly advises all clients never to engage with individuals who offer to sell forged documents or who claim to guarantee a successful visa outcome. Immigration authorities have highly effective and sophisticated processes for detecting fraud and work closely with international partners and European law enforcement agencies to identify and investigate fraudulent applications. Where fraud is uncovered — including the submission of false educational qualifications or fabricated language certificates — the visa application will be refused, and the applicant will face a minimum ten-year ban from the country as well as the possibility of criminal prosecution. Fraud is a criminal offence in Poland, Portugal, Germany, and across the European Union, and carries severe penalties for all individuals involved.

It is important to emphasise that the full responsibility for the accuracy and integrity of a visa application lies with the applicant. Providing fraudulent documents or submitting misleading information can result in severe and long-lasting consequences, not only for any staff member involved but most critically for the applicant themselves. To protect themselves from immigration fraud, all applicants must remain informed, vigilant, and cautious of others who may attempt to exploit their circumstances or take advantage of their situation.

EU Helpers management wishes to remind all clients that it is absolutely essential to be honest and truthful when completing your profile and submitting your application. We strongly advise against any form of fraudulent activity or misrepresentation of any kind. Please remember that submitting false documentation to a visa-issuing authority can result in a ban from that country for a minimum period of ten years.

Jobs

EU Helpers is a prominent overseas career consultant operating in Poland and one of the largest B2C and B2B immigration firms in Europe. The company is registered under the following details:

REGON: 527259419 NIP: 7011180860 KRS: 0001077333

EU Helpers is supported by qualified Polish legal professionals who ensure that all operations are conducted fairly and in full compliance with applicable legal regulations. EU Helpers collaborates with overseas universities, overseas employers, and placement agencies to assist in the recruitment of suitable candidates for a fee. However, EU Helpers does not guarantee admission to any university or employment with any employer, nor does it charge candidates for confirmation of a job offer or university admission. If any EU Helpers employee attempts to make such a charge or promise, please contact us immediately so that prompt action can be taken.

Guarantees

Please be aware that EU Helpers cannot guarantee any job placement, university admission, or visa outcome for any candidate under any circumstances. Our employees are not authorised to make any such promises or guarantees to clients. The decision to grant a visa or permit rests solely and entirely at the discretion of the relevant visa officer, immigration department, embassy, or consulate of the destination country. Similarly, the final decision regarding job offers and university admission confirmation rests exclusively with the relevant employer or overseas university. No individual or organisation outside of these authorities has any ability to influence these decisions. If any EU Helpers employee makes promises or guarantees of this nature, please contact us immediately so that appropriate action can be taken without delay.

For any questions, concerns, or reports, please contact our Service Integrity Officer directly at +48 66 540 5352.

Job Search Services — Important Notice

Our Job Search Service for clients seeking to study or work abroad includes resume writing, LinkedIn profile optimisation, and resume marketing support. Please be aware that EU Helpers does not advertise job vacancies on behalf of overseas employers and does not act as a representative of any employer. This service does not guarantee employment or confirmation of university admission, as it is not a placement or recruitment service.

Company Registration Details

EU Helpers — REGON: 527259419 | NIP: 7011180860 | KRS: 0001077333

EU Helpers is supported by qualified Polish legal professionals who ensure that all operations are conducted fairly and in compliance with applicable legal and regulatory requirements. Services are provided exclusively through our registered centre. EU Helpers' official websites operate across more than five European countries.