800 euros to flee to Sweden, fraud committed to Albanians

He wants waiters, drivers, cleaners, furniture workers and plumbers. All these reports are the same phone number; 00467693122. Citizens leave the city of Tirana for Tetovo, Macedonia, a 252km long road that is covered in about 4 hours.

Meanwhile, from Tetovo, they leave by bus to the town of Malmos in Sweden, a road some 2192 miles (2192 km) long, passing through Serbia, Hungary, Slovakia, Czechia and Germany. By bus and train, Albanians head from Malmo to Stockholm, a 613km long road.

 “Albanians pay 700-800 euros”

In the editorial review of the show “Fiks Fara” called an Albanian immigrant in Sweden who works at the Stockholm train's central station. I've been living in Sweden for three years. A few months ago a problem started, but it's long gone. Some Albanians here in Sweden have deceived many people by promising them jobs, a better future. Some of them pay money, a total of 750 euros.

Then they don't date. They come this way and they're on the streets, they're hotheads, he says. He adds that he meets many Albanians at his restaurant. The “blems start hearing that we speak Albanian, these people ask me for help.

I've heard of three other people. There is one person who reported to the Chelise newspaper, with a Swedish number. This guy named Nicolen Prenga, some say he's from Lezha, some say from Shkodra. Some say there is another name. This number I've been looking for in Sweden, it's coming out. With the phone number, there's only one fake Facebook -- the immigrant says, in an interview for Fix-Treae.

It adds, that one has helped to return to Albania. It came with a work promise of 38,000 euros a month. Sí has given no answers. As soon as he told him I was in Sweden, he answered me. Another person cheated on him told him you were coming to Sweden, we have a contract as a sawmill. You're gonna give us 750 euros as health insurance and an apartment advance. When they arrived in Sweden, they were left on the street. No money, no bread. He left them on the streets, abandoned them.

Most Albanians I've heard have sought asylum. In Sweden it's hard to pay for the hotel, pay without working. One person went north, one is in Stockholm and requested asylum and another person is in Tirana, we helped him to eat. We helped him cut the ticket. Two who paid money. One 750 euros and the other 800 euros. These people know other people”, he says, as he concludes that he has heard of many other frauds, including his mother and children.

Misled: On my way to Sweden

After denouncing the migrants, journalists from “Fiks Farhe” contacted a person who was deceived. My history begins on September 25, 2017. There were several reports in the Chelsey newspaper, where five professions were required in Sweden; waiters, cleaners, plumbers, drivers, and mobile assistants. I called this guy, answered, offered me a high salary and a place to live there. The newspaper was Swedish. The person was Albanian and allegedly had large companies. He guaranteed me everything, sleep, food and three year contract. The salary began from 3600 euros to 6600 euros. I was interested in assistant furniture. He said you'd get a confirmation you're not wanted. You'll get the other papers. He told me after I made the papers. From September 25th until I started calling him dozens of times and always okay, okay. Documen would take them with me, I would present them to the office” says he, who didn't want to be identified in front of the camera. He adds that it was launched the first week of October 2017. “From Tirana, I went to Tetovo and by bus reached Malmo. I slept at the train station. In Malmo I got a Swedish phone number and I got this guy. He said when you get to Stockholm, you call me when you get off Treqni. I go from 1: 00 p.m. to Stockholm and I pick it up and they tell me I'm here. At the station I waited and slept there. I stayed at the train station that day. And I slept outside. The next day I meet some Albanians, tell them the story and get me a phone number if it was this number. They say yes. He had a name for Nicole, but it seems like he was real. That origin stated from Lezha” the fraud adds. He further claims he cut the ticket to return to Albania. I stayed four days in Sweden, in Malmo and Stockholm. On your first day, I've been looking for your coma. I don't understand why he did it. Some people have been given money. He took my money. He left them all in the middle of the street. My plans were that after I settled myself, I'd take my own family” to 30 years old. Then he tries to dial Nicole's phone, but it turns out off. In the end, journalists tend to contact “businessman”, but the phone still turns off. /Top Channel/