Travel history help please regarding one day trips

[Wolverine17]

Hey guys i have a few questions regarding my travel history,i was staying in ksa and use to go to bahrain by car many times over a period of several years,usually they are one day trips only and they dont stamp most of the time inside the passport and some stamps are not clear so i managed to get my bahrain entry exit records but there is a one day chance of error since sometimes maybe i will leave ksa before midnight but arrive after so in the stamp thats going to be a new day which might be difff than my ksa exit date,so please help me with the following:
1-should i mention only the exit entry dates that are stamped or should i mention all the records that i have??
2-can anyone help me with a nice loe to explain my situation
3-am including all trips even ones between my home country and my country of residency will thay be ok??
4- some dates i entered twice should i write it once or twice?
5-what should i do if my trips are more than the given form to fill,how can i include my extra trips,thanks

 

[mzgblx]

I believe if your trip is less than 24 hours then you dont have to bother entering it at all.

 

[xpressentry]

I have done day trips of less than 24 hours between the UK and other European countries. Example: Go to Paris in the morning and come back in the evening. They have stamped her passport and the entry and exit is on the same date. I will be mentioning those. IMO, if there are stamps, you must mention.

 

[Que Em]

1-Enter the records that you have.

2-
"Dear Sir/Madam,

I have been visiting Bahrain during my stay in KSA on short basis, often for a day or less, and I don't have all the exit and entry stamps marked on my passport because sometimes, the immigration officers forgot to put a stamp on my passport. Anyways, I am entering all the dates I could remember and track from the available records, and I hope this would be fine.

Sincerely, "

3-Not required. Don't do this and you will save some space for rest of the travels.

4- If you traveled twice on the same date, it's fine, otherwise, try not to repeat/make any dates overlap.

5-Exclude unnecessary trips [between home country and country of residence], it should help.

 

[Wolverine17]

I believe if your trip is less than 24 hours then you dont have to bother entering it at all.

Even if its stamped??

 

[Wolverine17]

I have done day trips of less than 24 hours between the UK and other European countries. Example: Go to Paris in the morning and come back in the evening. They have stamped her passport and the entry and exit is on the same date. I will be mentioning those. IMO, if there are stamps, you must mention.

Ok so i will mention the ones with stamps what about the ones without stamps or unclear stamps??

 

[Wolverine17]

1-Enter the records that you have.

2-
"Dear Sir/Madam,

I have been visiting Bahrain during my stay in KSA on short basis, often for a day or less, and I don't have all the exit and entry stamps marked on my passport because sometimes, the immigration officers forgot to put a stamp on my passport. Anyways, I am entering all the dates I could remember and track from the available records, and I hope this would be fine.

Sincerely, "

3-Not required. Don't do this and you will save some space for rest of the travels.

4- If you traveled twice on the same date, it's fine, otherwise, try not to repeat/make any dates overlap.

5-Exclude unnecessary trips [between home country and country of residence], it should help.

So do you think that i should enter all the records even the ones that are not stamped??again i didnt get the answer for repeated trips on the same date should i enter them as one entry or two??and the trip between my new country of residency and home country is only two trips so its not that of a big deal to enter if i am going to enter all the other trips,but how can i enter the rest of my trips if there is no available space?

 

[Que Em]

So do you think that i should enter all the records even the ones that are not stamped??again i didnt get the answer for repeated trips on the same date should i enter them as one entry or two??and the trip between my new country of residency and home country is only two trips so its not that of a big deal to enter if i am going to enter all the other trips,but how can i enter the rest of my trips if there is no available space?

It's better to enter all the records you can remember.

Repeated trips to the same country on same dates won't make sense, if you entered the same country twice and left on the same day, enter as a single entry. If you entered on a date, exited the same day, then entered again on the same date and left on another date, enter single entry [with same entry date and the later/longer exit date]. If you entered different countries on the same dates, mention both travels.

Even just two trips, still the travels between home country and country of residence are not required. Even two spaces would make enough space for two other entries.

I guess, you can add as many travels as possible, otherwise, click the little instructions icon (i) and follow the directions. There should be something mentioned about that. If nothing, you can make a table of all your travel history and include it with your letter of explanation.

I hope this helps!

 

[Wolverine17]

It's better to enter all the records you can remember.

Repeated trips to the same country on same dates won't make sense, if you entered the same country twice and left on the same day, enter as a single entry. If you entered on a date, exited the same day, then entered again on the same date and left on another date, enter single entry [with same entry date and the later/longer exit date]. If you entered different countries on the same dates, mention both travels.

Even just two trips, still the travels between home country and country of residence are not required. Even two spaces would make enough space for two other entries.

I guess, you can add as many travels as possible, otherwise, click the little instructions icon (i) and follow the directions. There should be something mentioned about that. If nothing, you can make a table of all your travel history and include it with your letter of explanation.

I hope this helps!

Ok then if i will use the records that i had access to without having their stamps in my passport there is a chance if a one day error is that ok?

 

[Que Em]

Ok then if i will use the records that i had access to without having their stamps in my passport there is a chance if a one day error is that ok?

That should be fine, unless you're not intentionally misrepresenting/hiding anything.

No, it seems fine. Don't worry about it too much.

 

[Wolverine17]

That should be fine, unless you're not intentionally misrepresenting/hiding anything.

No, it seems fine. Don't worry about it too much.

Thanks

 

[mgnlky]

I have several day trips between the US and Canada that were less than 24 hours as well. I didn't list them in the travel history, but did include the dates and cities traveled to in an Letter of Explanation.

 

[Wolverine17]

I have several day trips between the US and Canada that were less than 24 hours as well. I didn't list them in the travel history, but did include the dates and cities traveled to in an Letter of Explanation.

So should i just list the international flights only and list these in an loe or list all my flights in order and continue what is extra in loe

 

[Wolverine17]

Also what should i choose for the purpose of travel

 

[Wolverine17]

Guys in regards to my short trips they are almost 85 percent of my total trips, i have more than 170 trips most of them are one day trips and sometimes double trips in the same day so what should i do should i just list the long trips and then list thos short ones in loe or should i just list them all and according to order in the travel history form and contiue the rest in loe