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Travel history

mr.preetsingh

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Oct 26, 2017
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Canada
Category........
FSW
NOC Code......
2171
App. Filed.......
14-04-2018
Doc's Request.
NA
Nomination.....
NA
AOR Received.
14-04-2018
IELTS Request
NA
File Transfer...
NA
Med's Request
Upfront
Med's Done....
07-04-2018
Interview........
NA
Passport Req..
19-06-2018
VISA ISSUED...
25-06-2018
LANDED..........
06-09-2018
Hello Guys, could someone tell me how fill the travel history. I have not traveled other than country of origin and country of residence ( i.e. India and USA ). I have traveled couple of time to India for vacation and stay around 30 days each trip. Some people in forum mentioned to add the trip between country of origin and residence in order to avoid future verification request by CIC. While I am entering I noticed that while travelling to India from USA we will reach one day after because of time zone for example starting from USA on May 31st and will reach India June 2nd, so one day is missing, what should I do for that ?

Advice needed.
I mentioned the Immigration Stamp dates in my case.
 
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Aastha7283

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May 30, 2018
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You will have to say Yes.
Thanks a lot for your reply. But I still have doubt. My spouse will already have his travel histroy in his section. There is no point in mentioning that at two different profiles. Moreover there is no mention of names. So if I mention my spouse's history in my profile it can be mistaken for my travel history
 

mr.preetsingh

VIP Member
Oct 26, 2017
5,987
1,180
Canada
Category........
FSW
NOC Code......
2171
App. Filed.......
14-04-2018
Doc's Request.
NA
Nomination.....
NA
AOR Received.
14-04-2018
IELTS Request
NA
File Transfer...
NA
Med's Request
Upfront
Med's Done....
07-04-2018
Interview........
NA
Passport Req..
19-06-2018
VISA ISSUED...
25-06-2018
LANDED..........
06-09-2018
Thanks a lot for your reply. But I still have doubt. My spouse will already have his travel histroy in his section. There is no point in mentioning that at two different profiles. Moreover there is no mention of names. So if I mention my spouse's history in my profile it can be mistaken for my travel history
I think you should stick with the PR application process. It says, both Husband and Wife will have to mention their travel history. It will appear for you and your spouse both.
 

Aastha7283

Full Member
May 30, 2018
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I think you should stick with the PR application process. It says, both Husband and Wife will have to mention their travel history. It will appear for you and your spouse both.
Exactly. So I should say No in my section and say yes in spouse's history section.
 

mhentry

Star Member
Dec 17, 2017
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In PR application under Travel History, do I need to fill from most recent trip or from the past trip ??
 

Kim_kabayan

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Jun 21, 2017
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Category........
PNP
Visa Office......
London
App. Filed.......
26-10-2017
Doc's Request.
22-12-2017
Nomination.....
10-08-2018
AOR Received.
oct 19 2018
Passport Req..
11-04-2019
VISA ISSUED...
16-05-2019
Hi experts,
kindly take time to read and analyze, as i am a bit confused now.. /:)

How do you start with travel history?

I left the Philippines (country of origin) from 2010 to UAE (country of residence) and stayed here in dubai until now.

shall i write:
1st row: FEB 2010 To FEB 2011 in uae (took 15 days Phil. vacation FEB 2011)
2nd row: FEB 2011 To FEB 2012 in uae (traveled back again to the phils FEB 2012)
3rd row: JULY 2011 To JULY 2011 in egypt
4th row: JULY 2011 To FEB 2012 in uae??
5th row: FEB 2012 to FEB 2013 (Phils again)
6th: NOV 2012 to NOV 2012 in turkey
7th: NOV 2012 To FEB 2013 in uae?

OR,
Shall i click on "on going" in the first row? even though i made trips back in my country of origin for vacation?

note: while in UAE, I also made trips outside (egypt, turkey) like in JULY 2011, NOV 2012 etc.


I have ALL the stamps in my passport(s)
I will also write LOE to CIC and mention travels outside my country of residence (UAE)

Thank you!