What constitute "visited countries" in Schengen in a US visa application?

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Aparna Patel
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10 Aug, 2023
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1/2/2017 2:48:37 PM

Any country you have visited should be listed, whether or not you have a stamp.

There might be some doubt about countries you have only transited at the airport, or only passed through on a train or bus without stopping, but that does not seem to apply in your case.

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What constitute "visited countries" in Schengen in a US visa application?

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What's the longest distance that can be traveled by only using free transportation?

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Why do cars need to leave their windows half open whilst on the Eurotunnel?

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