Dummy Ticket for Your Visa Application

A dummy ticket is a flight reservation made in your name that shows your planned route and dates, without buying the ticket. Many visa applicants use one because consulates often ask for proof of onward or return travel, while buying a non-refundable fare before the visa is approved is risky. DummyTicket.shop places the reservation and emails you the confirmation.

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What you receive

  • Passenger names exactly as written in the passport
  • Airline, flight numbers, departure and return dates
  • A reservation reference from the airline hold
  • A PDF confirmation sent by email, trackable on the order status page

Who uses a dummy ticket

Tourist and business visa applicants who must show a travel plan, students attending interviews, and families applying together. It suits anyone who wants to wait for a visa decision before paying for flights.

Dummy ticket vs purchased ticket

Dummy ticket / itineraryPurchased airline ticket
What you payA small service fee (from $1)The full fare
Valid for boardingNoYes
Airline reservation referenceYes, from a real holdYes, plus an e-ticket number
How long it lastsLimited hold (48 hours to 14 days)Until the flight date
Loss if the visa is refusedOnly the service feeFare rules and change fees apply

What a dummy ticket is not

It is not a paid ticket and cannot be used to board a flight. We never create fabricated booking numbers or edited documents. If an embassy asks for a fully paid ticket, you will need to buy one.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a dummy ticket stay valid?

You choose 48 hours, 7 days or 14 days when ordering. Airlines may cancel unpaid holds earlier, so submit your application while the reservation is active.

Can I verify the reservation?

The confirmation includes the reservation reference. Many airlines let you look it up on their website while the hold is active.

Are dummy tickets accepted by embassies?

Many consulates accept a flight reservation instead of a purchased ticket, but it depends on the country and visa type. Check the official checklist for your application.

Visa and travel-document requirements vary by country, embassy, consulate and visa type. Applicants should verify current requirements with the relevant authority.