近期有多位僑生因不慎將自己的金融帳戶（如提款卡、銀行帳戶）交給他人使用，結果被捲入金融詐騙案件，甚至必須休學返國。這類案件常見是詐騙集團利用僑生剛來臺灣、對法律不熟悉，或信任同鄉的弱點，以「高額酬勞」、「輕鬆賺錢」等名義誘騙交出帳戶資料。
💡 提醒大家注意以下幾點：
切勿將個人銀行帳戶、提款卡、密碼提供給他人使用。
對於來路不明的高報酬工作或簡訊、廣告內容務必提高警覺。
如有疑問，務必主動查證或向學校師長、國際暨兩岸事務處詢問。
📚 為了協助大家更了解詐騙手法，僑務委員會也製作了多語言的反詐騙資訊（包含中文、英文、泰文、印尼文、越南文與緬甸文），請大家務必抽空閱讀：
👉 https://www.ocac.gov.tw/OCAC/Pages/VDetail.aspx?nodeid=6552&pid=24875487
保護自己，從了解開始。
⚠️ 千萬不要讓自己成為詐騙集團的幫兇！有任何疑問，歡迎隨時聯繫國際暨兩岸事務處。
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🎯 Fraud Prevention Reminder for Overseas Chinese Students
Recently, several overseas Chinese students have been involved in fraud cases after giving their bank accounts or ATM cards to others. Some were even forced to suspend their studies and return to their home countries. Criminal groups often take advantage of students’ unfamiliarity with local laws, their trust in fellow nationals, and their desire to earn easy money by offering high-paying jobs or using deceptive messages.
💡 Please be mindful of the following:
Never give your personal bank account, ATM card, or PIN to anyone.
Be cautious of advertisements or messages offering high rewards for easy jobs.
If you’re unsure about anything, always verify the information or consult your teachers or Office of International and Cross-Strait Affairs.
📚 To help you better understand how scams work, the Overseas Community Affairs Council (OCAC) has prepared multilingual fraud prevention materials (in Chinese, English, Thai, Indonesian, Vietnamese, and Burmese). Please take some time to read through them:
👉 https://www.ocac.gov.tw/OCAC/Pages/VDetail.aspx?nodeid=6552&pid=24875487
Protect yourself by staying informed. ⚠ Don’t let yourself be tricked into becoming part of a scam group! If you have any questions, feel free to contact Office of International and Cross-Strait Affairs.