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Hi, I am a Germany citizen and have been living/working in the UK in the last 18 years. Section 5.3 of the EEA (PR) form requires me to provide details of my absence from the UK since I entered the UK. I wonder if it would be sufficient if I only provide the details of my absence from the UK in the past 5 years instead of in the past 18 years as I no longer have those tracks (in the past flight tickets were mostly printed paper tickets and not e-ticket and I no longer keep those old tickets). Looking forward to hearing from you.Thank you.

Hi, I am a Germany citizen and have been living/working in the UK in the last 18 years. Section 5.3 of the EEA (PR) form requires me to provide details of my absence from the UK since I entered the UK. I wonder if it would be sufficient if I only provide the details of my absence from the UK in the past 5 years instead of in the past 18 years as I no longer have those tracks (in the past flight tickets were mostly printed paper tickets and not e-ticket and I no longer keep those old tickets). Looking forward to hearing from you.Thank you.

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