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Providers caution that transitioning English tests for migrants online may lead to potential criminal misuse.

March 17 News Desk 0 Views 0 Comments 0 min read

A letter addressed to the government expresses concerns that transitioning visa tests to an online format may increase the risk of fraud and enable criminal organizations.

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