Joja has always had a deep respect for things related to the authorities, such as passports.

But after chatting with the middleman named "Beloti", Joja's worldview was shattered.

Although he didn't go into detail, Joja, as an intelligent person, deduced a gray industry chain based on the combination of reality and information on the internet.

Europe, especially Western Europe, has a very developed industry, the "rescue industry".

Because of the good welfare, Western European society has spawned a series of charitable rescue industries, among which Germany, burdened with the heaviest moral responsibility, is the most prominent.

Can you believe that the government allocates tens of billions or even hundreds of billions of dollars each year to companies below to carry out charitable assistance?

Why do the people of European countries resist refugees, but various human rights organizations and women's rights organizations come out loudly to protect and take care of them, claiming that not doing so is a contempt and trampling of human rights?

Even if the appearance of refugees in large numbers leads to deteriorating public security and violations against women, they still insist on their views.

Among them, there are indeed some kind-hearted people who sincerely want to help refugees, but there are also some scumbags, and the scumbags generally have more influence.

Because words are cheap, but reputation is valuable, the higher their prestige, the higher the chances for their affiliated companies to win government charity bids.

Compared with the people who are harassed by refugees, they will not encounter any trouble living in high-end communities.

You may think they are doing charity, but they are actually doing business.

Of course, scumbags are only a part of it, and there are also kind-hearted people who truly care about the world, but they have nothing to do with those gray industries.

In this huge industry, a gray area has emerged.

Organized smuggling, fraudulent claims for assistance, and even organizing protests for money, and of course, there is also the business of various refugee passports.

Beloti's business is not high-end. He can use his charity channels to help some "persecuted people" settle in Europe, and of course, he can also help Muto, the "African light", who is full of hope, find his own ideals in Italy.

For someone like Joja, it is the simplest for Beloti.

As long as Joja is willing to spend 300,000 euros, he can get a "real passport" from any country in Malta, Greece, Andorra, or Portugal in Europe at any time.

And he doesn't need to go there in person, or even verify his current identity information. As long as he has a photo, the passport and procedures will be sent to him, and he can use it.

If he thinks it's too expensive, he can also go through the refugee application channel.

As long as he pays 150,000 euros, Beloti can help him jump the queue and obtain the green card he needs within three months. He just needs to go and take an oath at that time, and even countries like Germany, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark are included.

After listening, Joja immediately understood that spending 150,000 euros would occupy the place of a refugee who had been waiting for a long time. Because it was all done in secret, it was reasonable and legal, and no one would stand up for the refugees.

This is the refugee business, which is really hard to describe!

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It is really difficult for the weak, but not difficult for the capable!

What Joja considers to be very high-end is just a business in Beloti's mouth.

This situation is quite favorable for Joja. Every time he goes out and stays in a hotel, he has to register with his passport, which is actually very unsafe for someone in his industry.

Having a new passport that allows visa-free or visa-on-arrival entry anywhere would be very convenient.

You have to admit that European and American countries are relatively dominant in certain aspects, and the convenience that comes with it is real.

After listening to Beloti's explanation, Joja asked curiously, "Can you get passports from England, America, and France?"

Beloti hesitated for a moment on the phone and said, "There is no problem with a real passport and a fake identity, but it definitely does not go through the proper procedures and is not guaranteed. Although the price is cheap, if it is caught by customs, it will be in trouble.

Actually, I recommend you get a Greek passport. I can help you with all the procedures, and the new passport can be delivered to you within a month."

Joja already had a rough idea in his mind, but he still asked curiously, "What do you mean by a real passport and a fake identity?"

Beloti seemed to have the intention of telling everything he knew. He smiled and said, "It means replacing those missing people with your photo. This requires some technical means and some complex operations. Although the cost is not high, because it is not my own channel, I cannot control the risk.

Personally, I suggest you choose Greece. If you think Greece is not good, I recommend you go through the refugee channel, so that I can help you apply for a green card in Germany or even Sweden."

After listening, Joja shook his head with emotion. In fact, with 300,000 euros, it is not difficult to immigrate through regular channels, and it is even possible to go to the United States.

Beloti is a standard vampire who benefits from both ends. He collects money for smuggling, collects money for refugee assistance, and makes money from buying and selling identities.

Joja could tell that Beloti actually preferred him to go through the 150,000 euro refugee application route, so that he could earn more. However, because of his tone and the content he expressed, it showed his disgust, so he turned to promote the Greek project.

In fact, a simple search on the internet would reveal that there are Greek real estate residency projects in China with a price of 250,000 euros. You still own the house, isn't it much cheaper than him?

But at this moment, Joja had already made up his mind. Having an extra passport is too important for him.

But he still couldn't help but be curious and asked on the phone, "Why do I feel that you don't care at all about others knowing what you are doing?"

"Is it bad for more people in need to know?"

"Is it?"

"So what if they know? What can those jealous people who envy my achievements do to me?""I am the savior of refugees, serving as a representative for human rights and women's rights. Any attack on me is a challenge to human rights.

Any recording or video that has not been approved by me cannot be used as court evidence. Because I am involved in human rights activities in turbulent countries, I inevitably say things for show sometimes.

Salim and I are old acquaintances, so I have no reservations towards you.

Even if you are a person with a strong sense of justice, you should go after the 'culprit', not me, a mere salesman."

Joja nodded thoughtfully and said, "What you said seems right, but also seems wrong in some ways. But that has nothing to do with me.

I need to discuss with my people. I will give you an answer tomorrow."

Belotti chuckled and said, "300,000 euros is not a small sum, it indeed requires some time to consider. It would be best if you could also think of a nice name for yourself.

I await your response, always ready to serve you!"

Joja hung up the phone, wiped the sweat from his forehead, and said with a shake of his head and a wry smile, "We do need this service. Although I think it's a bit expensive, it has its benefits.

What do you guys think?"