Is it serious that you need to provide your travel history for the past 10 years after you receive ITA? What if you don't remember everything? I live in Europe and crossing the border here is like going to a park on a Sunday for others. That said, only for non-EU travels I would receive a stamp into my passport. So how on earth shall I remember all travels??
Travel History
- Thread starter Kearnixer
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- Nov 27, 2016
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- Doc's Request.
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I am an Indian national living in London and have a Schengen visa. I entered from one country and then went to other countries by train / flight / car and since the Schengen visa has no borders, I don't have any stamps. Fortunately, I have pictures from the trips and for some strange reason I had the date stamp on them. I somehow feel they spoil the pic. But now they are very handy.
Check emails for dates, ask friends, do everything you can to try and list every trip. Remember, if you spent a total of 6 months in any country you will need a police check. That's 6 months cumulatively.