What does an Interpol agent do?

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1. What does an Interpol agent do?
2. How do I become an Interpol agent?
3. Do Interpol agents carry guns?
4. How much do Interpol agents make?
5. What crimes does INTERPOL investigate?
6. Which country has no INTERPOL?
7. How hard is it to get into FBI?
8. How do I join the FBI or CIA?

What does an Interpol agent do?

INTERPOL does not have its own law enforcement agents. INTERPOL provides investigative support and secure communications between law enforcement authorities and their counterparts in 190 INTERPOL member countries, as well as administering their access to INTERPOL databases, resources, and services.

How do I become an Interpol agent?

Most positions at Interpol require you to be an existing law enforcement officer in a member country. From there, you can apply to different positions online. Once your application is accepted and you pass a background check, you'll be contacted by an Interpol agent for the rest of the hiring process.

Do Interpol agents carry guns?

Interpol is one of the oldest, largest and most famous law enforcement agencies in the world. ... The only problem is most of what people think Interpol does is fiction. Its agents aren't allowed to make arrests, don't carry guns, and rarely leave the office.

How much do Interpol agents make?

Different duty stations around the world set their own pay scales for contract Interpol careers. At Interpol HQ in Lyon, France, the bottom rank – Grade 1, Step 10 – pays a monthly salary of 2,055 euros, as of 2018. At Step 1, it's 7,292 euros. For Grade 13, Step 1, the top position, it's 13,054 euros.

What crimes does INTERPOL investigate?

Organized by INTERPOL, the operation focuses on serious cases, including fugitives wanted for crimes such as murder, child sexual abuse, people smuggling, fraud, corruption, drug trafficking, environmental crimes and money laundering.

Which country has no INTERPOL?

Four member states of the United Nations are currently not members of Interpol: Micronesia, North Korea, Palau and Tuvalu.

How hard is it to get into FBI?

Becoming an FBI Agent is a tremendously difficult and competitive process. It takes years of time, planning, and hard work to mold yourself into the kind of candidate the FBI is looking to hire. It's not going to happen overnight, and the hiring process itself can take a year or longer.

How do I join the FBI or CIA?

How to become a CIA agent

1. Earn a bachelor's degree. ...
2. Consider earning a master's degree. ...
3. Become fluent in one or two foreign languages. ...
4. Gain relevant experience. ...
5. Complete the required testing and medical examinations. ...
6. Finish an internal training program.