Yes. You need to include all travels outside your country of residence. You may have shared your passport pages that contains the visa stamps/ entry stamps. Hence they will ask for this travel historystudent7872014 said:
What about travel between Country of Residence and Country of Origin? Do they need to be included in Travel History?Marty_ said:
As per cic guidelines, you do not need to include travel between country of residence and country of origin.student7872014 said:
Then, shall I show the trips "to" country of origin? (since I live in country of residence)can_indian said:
It's a personal choice. You do what ever feels right. If you don't show travel between country of residence and country of origin, you may or may not be asked to submit "Travel History" as an additional documents request.student7872014 said:
That makes perfect sense. Cheers mate.can_indian said:
Do not need to show in your address history if you have visited your country of origin for less than 2 months.student7872014 said:
I actually have been to my country of origin around 6 months over the past 5 years. Each time I stayed 20 days or so. It is not continuous... so I guess I have to still show them in my address history.can_indian said:
you show those trips in travel history, not in your address history. Your address doesn't change if you visit your country of origin for 20 days.student7872014 said:
Thanks a lot for the info. I actually also put them in the address history.can_indian said:
I have 5 old passports... I only need to upload my current one. But I filed 10 years of travel history and the stamps are not n my valid passportstudent7872014 said:
