Dummy Tickets for Visa Applications
A reserved flight itinerary showing your travel dates, without the cost of a fully paid ticket — useful proof of onward travel for many visa categories.
How We Help
Many embassies ask for proof of onward or return travel before granting a visa, but booking a fully paid ticket before approval is risky. A dummy (reservation) ticket shows a valid PNR and travel dates on an airline system without requiring full payment, and is accepted by most — though not all — consulates as sufficient proof. We check your destination's specific requirement before issuing one.
- Valid, Verifiable PNRA real airline reservation record your visa officer can check, not a forged document.
- Destination-CheckedWe confirm whether your specific embassy accepts reservation-only itineraries before issuing one.
- Fast TurnaroundTypically issued within a few hours of your request.
- Honest GuidanceWhere an embassy requires a fully paid ticket, we'll tell you upfront rather than risk your application.
How The Process Works
Share Travel Details
Send us your name (as per passport), intended travel dates and destination country.
Embassy Requirement Check
We check whether your specific destination's embassy accepts a reservation-only itinerary before proceeding.
Reservation Created
A real, verifiable PNR is generated on the airline's system showing your travel dates.
Delivered Within Hours
Your dummy ticket is emailed to you, typically within a few hours of your request.
What We'll Need From You
- Full name exactly as it appears on your passport
- Passport number (for the reservation record)
- Intended travel dates
- Departure and arrival cities
- Destination country the ticket is being used for
Dummy Tickets for Visa Applications FAQs
Yes — a dummy ticket is a genuine, verifiable flight reservation. It's a legitimate industry practice, distinct from a forged or fake document.
No — requirements vary by embassy and visa category. We check your specific destination's rules before issuing one, and will tell you upfront if a fully paid ticket is required instead.
Typically the reservation holds for a limited window (often a few days) before it needs to be reissued or converted into a paid booking — we'll confirm the exact validity for your request.
No — a dummy ticket is for visa document purposes only. Once your visa is approved, you'll need a separate, fully paid booking for actual travel (see our Air Ticket service).