No, international students' internship fraud has been found out, and the consequences are very serious. If your internship is for further study, the school will strictly review the relevant information you submitted and will refuse it after verification. If your internship is to accumulate work experience and increase job-hunting competitiveness, then you can't cheat. Enterprises will also examine your qualifications when recruiting people, and your shortcomings will be exposed in the follow-up work, so international students still have to participate in the internship in person.

During studying abroad, you can find internship opportunities in the following ways:

1. School resources: Many universities and colleges have specialized internship offices or career guidance centers that can provide information and guidance on internship opportunities. For relevant information, please consult the school's international office or career development center.

2. Network platform: use various network platforms and recruitment websites, such as LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor, to search and apply for internship positions. On these platforms, you can browse various internship positions and contact potential employers directly.

3. Professional exhibitions and job fairs: Participate in professional exhibitions and job fairs on or off campus. These activities usually have many enterprises and institutions to show internship opportunities, and you can communicate with them face to face and submit your resume.

4. Personal network and contacts: establish contact with your professors, tutors, classmates, alumni or others and ask them if they know about internship opportunities or can provide recommendations. Personal networks and contacts are very helpful in finding internship opportunities.

It must be remembered that the process of studying abroad requires you to actively seek and apply for opportunities, and at the same time, you should be prepared, including making a well-designed resume and writing a targeted cover letter.