1. If I traveled in the one country like US, but I traveled 3 different cities by flight, should I list them all into 3 different travel?
2. I traveled Europe almost 10 years ago. I traveled 5 different country by train but I did not get any stamp on my passport except for in and out country.
Should I list them for each country and different city?
1. If I traveled in the one country like US, but I traveled 3 different cities by flight, should I list them all into 3 different travel?
2. I traveled Europe almost 10 years ago. I traveled 5 different country by train but I did not get any stamp on my passport except for in and out country.
Should I list them for each country and different city?
1. If I traveled in the one country like US, but I traveled 3 different cities by flight, should I list them all into 3 different travel?
2. I traveled Europe almost 10 years ago. I traveled 5 different country by train but I did not get any stamp on my passport except for in and out country.
Should I list them for each country and different city?
1- There is no harm if you mention all your travels ( 3 cities).
2-You need to mention all the countries that you visited even though there is no stamp.
1. If I traveled in the one country like US, but I traveled 3 different cities by flight, should I list them all into 3 different travel?
2. I traveled Europe almost 10 years ago. I traveled 5 different country by train but I did not get any stamp on my passport except for in and out country.
Should I list them for each country and different city?
I just got this exact query answered, all travels within the same international country counts as 1 travel.
For example, you get your US Visa for 2 years and within those 2 years you travel to 5 different cities in the US, they all fall under 1 US travel.
If you have a UK visa but travelled for 6 months and in those 6 months you travelled to Dublin and Paris for 1 day each then you need to mention about Ireland and France under separate travel history.