As part of the Express entry application, you will have to provide the travel history for the applicants in your application. Now here are some tips-
1) You need to provide international travel history ONLY if either the country of origin or country of destination is NOT your country of birth or country of residence.
2) You need to specify vacations and business travel too. Even short durations need to be specified as long as they are within 10 years!
3) Match the dates with your passport stamps.
4) Missing any visit would be considered as misrepresentation.
5) Remember that you are required to specify police clearance certificate from countries, where you have stayed for 6 months or more. The express entry application generates the document list. If you missed a visit and it turns out to be more than 6 months then your application coild be denied.
1) You need to provide international travel history ONLY if either the country of origin or country of destination is NOT your country of birth or country of residence.
2) You need to specify vacations and business travel too. Even short durations need to be specified as long as they are within 10 years!
3) Match the dates with your passport stamps.
4) Missing any visit would be considered as misrepresentation.
5) Remember that you are required to specify police clearance certificate from countries, where you have stayed for 6 months or more. The express entry application generates the document list. If you missed a visit and it turns out to be more than 6 months then your application coild be denied.
Please double check the travel history for all your family members.
6) Express entry is an entirely online process until you get the golden email but if you plan on international travel post getting ITA, make sure that you include the latest travel in your history. The CIC officials run a security check for those dates and that is why omitting travels is considered a serious offence.
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My country of birth is US and current country of residence is Canada. Do you know if I need to include travel history from US to Canada when I was a resident of the US (prior to moving to Canada)?
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't think so because you are required to enter travel history for travels that are not between your country of birth and residence. So you should be good.
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