Travel History

[saumil22]

So I am applying for my express entry and stuck on Travel History. I have traveled to my home country i.e. India, twice and back. Do i need to mention that in the Travel history column?

 

[sam3218]

Yes.

 

[saumil22]

Thank you

 

[bimale4bipeople]

So I am applying for my express entry and stuck on Travel History. I have traveled to my home country i.e. India, twice and back. Do i need to mention that in the Travel history column?

You do not need to mention travel between your country of nationality and country of residence e.g. if you are an India national residing in US you do not need to include trips between India and US.

Only trip made for business, training and tourism needs to be included

 

[saumil22]

You do not need to mention travel between your country of nationality and country of residence e.g. if you are an India national residing in US you do not need to include trips between India and US.

Only trip made for business, training and tourism needs to be included

oh cool thank you so much.

 

[sam3218]

You do not need to mention travel between your country of nationality and country of residence e.g. if you are an India national residing in US you do not need to include trips between India and US.

Only trip made for business, training and tourism needs to be included

Well I did mention all those trips. And it worked out for me so I guess it means if you do or don't, it's fine either way

 

[bimale4bipeople]

Well I did mention all those trips. And it worked out for me so I guess it means if you do or don't, it's fine either way

If you are ok adding info which is not asked they will reject you either

 

[sam3218]

If you are ok adding info which is not asked they will reject you either

You mean they will not reject you either right?

 

[slogan2612]

Hi,

I hope you are doing good, I'm on the process of filling out the express entry forms and in the travel history part, I need some clarity. My wife came to Canada as a student and visited back home once. I came here in 2018 and haven't gone back at all. How do we fill out these in travel history?
Thanks,

 

[thomas3456]

Hi,

I hope you are doing good, I'm on the process of filling out the express entry forms and in the travel history part, I need some clarity. My wife came to Canada as a student and visited back home once. I came here in 2018 and haven't gone back at all. How do we fill out these in travel history?
Thanks,

sorry your issue is not clear. can you clarify?

 

[slogan2612]

sorry your issue is not clear. can you clarify?

Do I need to mention my trip from 2018 till now from my home country as an ongoing thing! as well as my wife's initial trip from home country to Canada as a student do we need to mention that?

 

[thomas3456]

Do I need to mention my trip from 2018 till now from my home country as an ongoing thing! as well as my wife's initial trip from home country to Canada as a student do we need to mention that?

Did you even read the instructions? if not then you must read, they are in plain English.
its clearly stated that you don't need to include this trip.
You must read the instructions.

 

[NOC98]

Hi,

I hope you are doing good, I'm on the process of filling out the express entry forms and in the travel history part, I need some clarity. My wife came to Canada as a student and visited back home once. I came here in 2018 and haven't gone back at all. How do we fill out these in travel history?
Thanks,

Travel history does not ask for travels between country of citizenship/nationality and country of residence (Canada for your wife). I think this is explicitly mentioned in the online questionnaire. If you want you can include the initial landing to Canada and trips between home and Canada in your LOE.

 

[slogan2612]

Did you even read the instructions? if not then you must read, they are in plain English.
its clearly stated that you don't need to include this trip.
You must read the instructions.

I did read but I'm getting different opinions from friends that's why I asked here!

 

[thomas3456]

I did read but I'm getting different opinions from friends that's why I asked here!

Ok, then you better consult an immigration consultant, as your friends ain't helping you.