difference between SPP & Non-SPP

[Jeet050]

Hello,

My visa got refused twice. At first I applied under spp and second time i applied under non-spp with non-spp documents.

Now my consultant says that "Because my college(Seneca College) comes under spp, therefore I cannot get visa so I have to change the college and take admission in non spp college". IS IT EVEN TRUE?

Until now i thought spp college is fine, only visa application has to be under non-spp.

So can anyone please explain this?

 

[Harvthecanadian]

Hello,

My visa got refused twice. At first I applied under spp and second time i applied under non-spp with non-spp documents.

Now my consultant says that "Because my college(Seneca College) comes under spp, therefore I cannot get visa so I have to change the college and take admission in non spp college". IS IT EVEN TRUE?

Until now i thought spp college is fine, only visa application has to be under non-spp.

So can anyone please explain this?

I dont think so. Seneca comes under spp and also in non spp.
you are very much free to re-apply in non -spp category.

 

[Smalhotra4]

Hello,

My visa got refused twice. At first I applied under spp and second time i applied under non-spp with non-spp documents.

Now my consultant says that "Because my college(Seneca College) comes under spp, therefore I cannot get visa so I have to change the college and take admission in non spp college". IS IT EVEN TRUE?

Until now i thought spp college is fine, only visa application has to be under non-spp.

So can anyone please explain this?

Its better to change the agent rather than changing the college because he is misguiding you

 

[Anmol Kohar]

Its better to change the agent rather than changing the college because he is misguiding you

Smalhotra u r on fire today, once again true

 

[Johnsnow 007]

Even if Seneca college is a Spp college, its also very much a non spp college too so you can apply under the non spp category since you have already applied once before under spp.

Some agents misguide applicants, am also a victim too

 

[Smalhotra4]

Smalhotra u r on fire today, once again true

Hahahaha thanks bro

 

[Jeet050]

A big thanks to @Harvthecanadian @Smalhotra4 @Johnsnow 007 @Anmol Kohar

Despite having a good profile(I guess so) my visa was refused and people say that reason behind is that I have done bachelor's and I choose to do a 2-year diploma course so I won't get visa at all. but my seniors went to the same course and they got visa in very first trial.

So is it true that I won't get visa for diploma program?

 

[Johnsnow 007]

A big thanks to @Harvthecanadian @Smalhotra4 @Johnsnow 007 @Anmol Kohar

Despite having a good profile(I guess so) my visa was refused and people say that reason behind is that I have done bachelor's and I choose to do a 2-year diploma course so I won't get visa at all. but my seniors went to the same course and they got visa in very first trial.

So is it true that I won't get visa for diploma program?

Doing a Masters or PGD would have been your best option instead of deciding to do a 2yrs diploma, the VO won't be convince that you are a bona fide student and it doesn't show no sign of progressive instance towards your career

 

[Smalhotra4]

A big thanks to @Harvthecanadian @Smalhotra4 @Johnsnow 007 @Anmol Kohar

Despite having a good profile(I guess so) my visa was refused and people say that reason behind is that I have done bachelor's and I choose to do a 2-year diploma course so I won't get visa at all. but my seniors went to the same course and they got visa in very first trial.

So is it true that I won't get visa for diploma program?

Diploma will not consider after bachelors. You have two options after bachelors is Masters or PGD

 

[Jeet050]

@Johnsnow 007 @Smalhotra4 unfortunately PGD isn't available for my course in canada. Master's is correct but again they are giving visa for this program and they have given visa till last intake to my seniors. It feels that now they have changed the policy or something.

 

[arubio92]

Diploma will not consider after bachelors. You have two options after bachelors is Masters or PGD

not even if it is related to actual job ?