Impact of extensive travel on processing times

[Cmescall84]

Hi All

I am interested in hearing what the processing timescales have been (particularly N/A to IP2, and IP2 to PPR) for those applicants with extensive travel history? I filled up all the rows for travel history in my application and had to use an additional sheet. However as these travels were short term vacations i did not need to provide PCCs other than for my home country. Also, none of these travels were to "high risk" areas and I provided scans of the stamps and visas from my old passport as well as my current one as part of my application.

My timescales so far are:

AOR. 30th May
Medicals passed. 5th July
IP1 5th July
N/A - since 19th July

Thanks in advance for any advice

 

[dr feras]

Average times for each step:
https://myimmitracker.com/en/ca/trackers/consolidated-e-apr-tracker-express-entry-permanent-residency-application
Extensive travel history might take longer to process in comparison to someone who doesnt have such history.