Dummy Flight Ticket for Visa Applications
A dummy flight ticket is an airline reservation that lists your flights, dates and passenger names without a paid fare. It gives your visa file a clear flight plan while you wait for a decision. You can request one-way, return or multi-city routes for up to six travellers.
Start your orderWhy visa applicants use a flight reservation
Consulates want to see that your trip has a start and an end. A reservation shows your entry and exit dates match the dates on your application form, without locking you into a fare you might lose if plans change.
What information is included
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| Passenger | SHARMA / ANITA MS |
| Route | DEL → CDG → DEL |
| Flights | AF 225 on 12 Nov, AF 226 on 26 Nov |
| Reservation reference | Six-character airline code |
| Status | Reserved (not ticketed) |
How to request a dummy flight ticket
- Pick one-way, return or multi-city and enter airports and dates
- Add each traveller as written in the passport
- Choose the validity period and pay securely through Stripe
- Receive the confirmation by email and track the order online
Dummy flight ticket vs purchased ticket
| Dummy ticket / itinerary | Purchased airline ticket | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay | A small service fee (from $1) | The full fare |
| Valid for boarding | No | Yes |
| Airline reservation reference | Yes, from a real hold | Yes, plus an e-ticket number |
| How long it lasts | Limited hold (48 hours to 14 days) | Until the flight date |
| Loss if the visa is refused | Only the service fee | Fare rules and change fees apply |
Frequently asked questions
Is a dummy flight ticket the same as a confirmed ticket?
No. It is a reservation without payment. It has no e-ticket number and cannot be used for travel.
Can I choose the airline?
Tell us your preference in the notes. We place the hold on an available airline serving your route and dates.
Visa and travel-document requirements vary by country, embassy, consulate and visa type. Applicants should verify current requirements with the relevant authority.