Mention travel to the channel islands?

[xpressentry]

I am getting ready with post ITA data. I have traveled to the Channel Islands (Jersey and Guernsey) from the UK. Channel Islands are not a part of the UK but they are Crown Dependencies. There is no stamp on my passport, no borders but there are customs as the channel islands are tax havens and people buy stuff from there escape VAT.

I know the travel dates as I have airline tickets on my email. Do I need to mention my travel to these channel islands?

 

[kryt0n]

Yes. It's the same as an English person having a EU passport. I have been to France a dozen times without my passport being stamped, but the airline would have scanned my passport.

 

[xpressentry]

Yes. It's the same as an English person having a EU passport. I have been to France a dozen times without my passport being stamped, but the airline would have scanned my passport.

This comes down to is Jersey / Guernsey considered a country? I have also noticed that Canada does not list UK as a country, I live in London and have selected England for my studies and work. I have traveled to Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland several times as well and wondering is Canada considers them as separate countries.

 

[kryt0n]

This comes down to is Jersey / Guernsey considered a country? I have also noticed that Canada does not list UK as a country, I live in London and have selected England for my studies and work. I have traveled to Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland several times as well and wondering is Canada considers them as separate countries.

Technically, yes. The channel islands do fall under a UK PCC. Feel free to mention it if you want. Best for full disclosure.