How to export a travel report

Creating a report

1. 1Go to the You tab and tap Travel reports (For visas, citizenship and tax), just below your documents.
2. 2Answer What is it for? — Visa, residency or citizenship makes the Travel history report; Tax return or audit makes the Audit report.
3. 3Pick the Period — All time, This year, Last year, 6 months, Last 365 days, or a custom Date range.
4. 4For a travel history, pick the Detail level: Trip ranges (one entry per stay) or Each day (a day-by-day calendar). The audit report has a fixed set of sections.
5. 5If you have attached travel proofs, Include travel proofs bundles the files and an index into a zip archive alongside the report.
6. 6Tap Create report and share or save the PDF from the system share sheet.

Need the audit numbers in a spreadsheet for your accountant? Under Tax return or audit, tap Get the audit tables as a CSV: the sheet switches to the CSV export with the audit summary already selected. Raw CSV data lives under You → Your data → Export data.

Travel history report

Trips with entry and exit dates and day counts. Made when the report is for a visa, residency, or citizenship application. The short report: a cover with a report ID, the period covered, when tracking started, and your home base (never your name); a summary strip with your per-country day totals; then either the chronological trip list (entry date, exit date, days — an ongoing stay shows Present) or, with Each day, a day-by-day calendar naming each date’s countries and the source of the data. Files are named like Bounded-Travel-History-….pdf.

Audit report

Residency table, day calendar, data sources, and the complete location log. Made when the report is for a tax return or audit, so it shows its work:

• a residency table — each counter’s window, days counted, and days missed;
• a location summary and the full day calendar with each day’s source;
• a Source identification block listing the device(s) that recorded the data — the exporting device’s model and type, plus an alias for any other device seen in the log;
• the complete location log of GPS pings behind every counted day, with rejected samples marked with their reason rather than hidden;
• your trip and day notes, and a methodology appendix explaining how days are counted.

The report carries no personal name; it is identified by its report ID and the listed devices. Planned days after the report date are never included, and gaps are printed as missed, never auto-filled. Files are named like Bounded-Audit-Report-….pdf.

What the source column means

Day-level pages and CSVs mark each day Photo, GPS, Manual, Imported, or Planned — see where each day comes from. That column matters for audits: it shows your record is built from evidence, not recollection. Combine it with the History calendar to close any gaps before exporting.