The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) in Pakistan has arrested the CEO of an Islamabad-based consultancy accused of defrauding students seeking UK visas. The suspect is alleged to have taken Rs 1.6 million in fees for services that never materialized. The case highlights growing concerns about fraudulent visa agencies operating in South Asia. Authorities are investigating whether the company misled applicants about visa processing and documentation. The arrest comes amid increased scrutiny of private visa consultants following reports of financial exploitation. No charges have been formally filed, but the FIA has launched a full inquiry into the allegations.