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That's pretty self-explanatory..

 

Present address is where you live at the moment. 

Previous address is where you lived previously... 

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39 minutes ago, lumzyy said:

I am currently working in uae and a little confused about the present and previous address. Please how fill it out? Help!

Present : where you’re living. 

Previous : ALL addresses where you resided, whether in same or different city or country. 

Be honest. 

It’s that simple ..

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3 hours ago, lumzyy said:

I am currently working in uae and a little confused about the present and previous address. Please how fill it out? Help!

 

3 hours ago, Roel said:

That's pretty self-explanatory..

 

Present address is where you live at the moment. 

Previous address is where you lived previously... 

Thanks 

 

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