Canada's immigration agency has issued a warning to foreign applicants about four key red flags to watch for when applying for a visa. The alert, issued by the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), aims to help applicants identify potential scams and protect their application process. The four red flags include requests for personal information, demands for payment upfront, fake documents, and unsolicited offers of assistance. These tactics are commonly used by fraudsters to exploit vulnerable applicants. The IRCC encourages individuals to verify the legitimacy of any organization offering visa services and to report suspicious activity. The warning comes amid increased reports of immigration fraud, with officials urging applicants to stay informed and cautious.