A friend introduced me to work in the UK and run a restaurant, and I have a monthly salary of 4,000

£4,000 a month is clearly fraudulent, £4,000 a month is equivalent to an annual salary of £48,000, and you have to be in a director-level position in other industries in the UK to have such a large salary. And to get this monthly salary in a restaurant, even if it is a foreman, is a fantasy. As mentioned upstairs, the monthly salary in the restaurant industry is not high, and if you are full-time, you are lucky to get 2,000 pounds for a position that is a little better than a waiter.

You can't judge whether it is fraud based on salary alone, you have to see if the other party has the supporting documents that can be obtained.

It depends on what restaurant you are in, what kind of work you do, Chinese restaurants generally pay very low, I am in the southwest of England, if the front desk here is about 1000 pounds a month, including food and accommodation, the rest is not very clear.

In my experience, it should not be very realistic, I heard you say that it was introduced by a friend, and nine times out of ten it is a fraud. The average Chinese restaurant only weighs about 40 pounds a day when it cooks Full Time, and the chef only weighs 50 pounds. So it's basically not credible.

In addition, you should note that due to economic problems, the British immigration bureau is very tight, and many illegal workers are hiding, so it is not easy for you to do a job in the near future!

A £4000 salary is out of the question, the minimum wage in the UK was an hour when I was in the UK. Generally speaking, the higher ones are only paid 5-700 per week, so you can't get such a high salary unless you are an internationally renowned chef.

You just wonder if you're worth the money. If it's £4,000, you swim over before dawn.