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If I keep my home address throughout in the Address History form, but I write the dates and addresses my visa was registered at in the foreign country in my LOE, won't they think that there is a mismatch between my address history and the travel/personal history, if I don't write those addresses...

Hi kryt0n, so your landing address was the address in NZ or the UK, right? I had another thought. I am digging into the forum and saw that people wrote that you do not have to write the addresses when travelling abroad if it was less than 6 months. However, I took 3 back-to-back trips of 3...

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Hmm... Maybe I should mention it in the LOE and explain that none of the options in the drop-down menu were accurate for this?

Absolutely, I have mentioned it. I didn't realize that they didn't necessarily stamp the passport when entering by land so I was wondering what that was about. Thanks

I have a similar question. I did a part-time course for which I was awarded a certificate. The course only lasted three months, so WES told me they could not recognize it. I want to include this course in the personal history, but when I click on "educational activity" under "activity type"...

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No, I meant I didn't get a stamp when I entered Canada by car from the US.

Do you have a US passport? US passport don't necessarily have to be stamped when entering Canada.

I hold a European passport. A few years ago I travelled to Canada and the USA as a visitor. I flew into Canada and travelled by bus and car. When I crossed the US border, the US border officer stamped my passport. However, when I crossed back into Canada by car a few weeks later, the Canada...

Ok. I am mentioning them in my Travel History but not in my Personal History (where I wrote "multiple cities"). If anyone else has any experience with long periods of time travelling and subsequent unusual address history please write it down!

Kryt0n, did you mention all the cities within the countries you visited in SEA in your LOE as well?

Ok. If anyone in the same situation reads this, please let us know!

Indeed :) Have you submitted your application already? I am wondering if there's anyone else who has been in a similar situation and who obtained permanent residency already - and if they handled their travelling situation the same or a different way.

Perfect, thanks! That's a good way of writing it. And yes, the total accumulated time for some of those countries is more than or close to 180 days, so I already obtained PCCs for all of them.

Thanks a lot, kryt0n, that is helpful. I am doing the same in my personal history. It only allows me to write one city, so I will mention the other cities that I was visiting in my LOE. As for the address, I think I will do the same as you: mention my home address (which is also the landing...

Thank you kryt0n

Thanks kryt0n, so you would suggest I leave my home address (which is also my parents's address) and explain in the LOE that I was always registered here, even when I was travelling and thus physically home for only maybe 1 or 2 weeks at a time in between months of being abroad? In the LOE...

Hello everyone, I have tried to find a post on this forum of someone in a similar situation but haven't found any. In the past 10 years I have travelled extensively to different countries for months at a time without returning home. Sometimes I stayed in one city just a few days and sometimes...