Advisor to the Head of Kyiv Medical University is suspected of fake enrollment of foreigners
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Kyiv police suspect an advisor to the head of a medical university of fictitiously enrolling foreigners for $1,800. The detainee faces up to 7 years in prison for obtaining undue advantage.
Law enforcement officers have served a notice of suspicion to an advisor to the head of one of the capital's medical universities, who falsely enrolled foreigners for $1800. UNN reports this with reference to the Kyiv police.
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According to law enforcement, migrants from different countries used this "service". With the help of an advisor to the head of the medical university , migrants were enrolled "for study" at one of the international universities in Kyiv and thus received a visa and a student ID card that allowed them to legally stay in Ukraine for 4-5 years without studying at the university.
Investigators detained the counselor in his office while he was receiving UAH 33 thousand from one of the future "students".
The man was served a notice of suspicion of obtaining an undue advantage and faces a sentence of up to seven years in prison.
