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Sales of PTA shall be for travel to be undertaken not more than 14 days from the
day of the purchase of PTA.

tourphland:
Your flight passes through London yeah?

How soon can one request for PTA, i guess it’s few days before one flys

Thank you so much

EstherAda92:
I will advice you not to withdraw the admission, if only you can explain the reason you choose to study diploma you are good to go..
Before I joined Nairaland I have secured admission a Diploma program so when I saw some comments on study progression I was scared I maybe denied Visa because I have Bachelor of Engineering and I got admission to study Power Engineering Diploma.
But finally I was granted visa..

If you are sure u can secure another admission so fast, you can go ahead with getting admission, but if I were in your shoes I would chanel my energy on SOP.
The funny thing is that I didn't explain much on my SOP, because it was just 1 page... meaning it was just front page and less than half back page, and my friend was like I should have written it up to 4 pages and I told him I don't know what else to write because then I have not started visiting this forum..
Read my PPR timeline

Hi Everyone,

I applied to NSCC for a diploma in Business Administration, although I have had a study gap for 11 years due to work. I have a Bachelors degree in Economics with a 2:2, I have already paid a deposit of CAD1,000 to save my seat for September 2021 program but deferred to January 2022. I want to know if it's ok to go ahead with the SP application and I just saw on the platform that I should have filled out the IRCC Webform stating my deferment.

Is it best to withdraw and look for a PGD program or do I still have a chance to continue the application process as I have committed financially?

I will appreciate an honest response

Thanks in advance