Question 1

What exactly is a dummy ticket?

Accepted Answer

A dummy ticket is a flight reservation issued for documentation purposes — typically attached to a visa application file as proof of onward or return travel. It carries a unique booking reference and shows a realistic itinerary, but it is not a paid ticket and cannot be used to board a flight.

Question 2

Is it legal to use a dummy ticket for a visa?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Most consulates explicitly accept reservations rather than paid tickets, because they don't want applicants to lose money if a visa is refused. What's not allowed is presenting a fabricated or doctored boarding pass at an airport — and that's not what we sell.

Question 3

Can the embassy verify the booking reference?

Accepted Answer

Each PDF carries a unique 6-character booking reference. We use real airline patterns and supplier formats so the document looks consistent with industry standards. If your embassy uses an automated airline-PNR lookup that requires GDS-grade verification, contact us before ordering so we can advise.

Question 4

How fast will I get my PDF?

Accepted Answer

Most orders are delivered within 10–60 minutes. If you need it sooner, add the Urgent delivery option at checkout for delivery in under 15 minutes.

Question 5

Which visas do you support?

Accepted Answer

Schengen (all 27 countries), UAE, UK, US, Canada, Australia, India, and most other tourist or short-stay visas. If you're unsure, just email us before ordering.

Question 6

What if my visa application is delayed and I need to change the date?

Accepted Answer

One reissue per order is included, free of charge. Just reply to your confirmation email with the new dates.

Question 7

Will my card be charged in my local currency?

Accepted Answer

We charge in USD. Your bank will convert at the current rate. Stripe handles the entire checkout — your card details never touch our servers.

Question 8

Do you also offer dummy hotel reservations?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Add a hotel reservation at checkout — it will align with your itinerary dates and is delivered together with your flight PDF. Free of cost.

Question 9

Is this really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Tickets and hotel reservations are 100% free. The service is supported entirely by ads displayed on the site — that is how we cover the cost of generating and delivering your documents.

Question 10

What's your refund policy?

Accepted Answer

Tickets are free, so there is nothing to refund. If we fail to deliver your PDF, simply re-submit the form or contact support and we'll re-issue it.

Question 11

Is a dummy ticket legal for visa applications?

Accepted Answer

Yes — submitting a dummy reservation as part of a visa application file is legal in every country we serve. What's not legal is using a dummy or fabricated ticket to attempt to board a flight, pass security, or enter an immigration zone. We issue documents strictly for visa documentation purposes.

Question 12

What is the difference between a dummy ticket and a real ticket?

Accepted Answer

A real ticket is a paid booking that gives you a seat on the plane. A dummy ticket is an unpaid reservation that looks like a confirmed itinerary and is used purely as proof of intended travel for a visa application. It cannot be used to fly.

Question 13

Do embassies verify dummy flight tickets?

Accepted Answer

Most embassies do not actively verify reservation PNRs — they just want to see a plausible itinerary on file. A small number of consulates spot-check, which is why our PDFs use realistic airline patterns, valid IATA codes, and unique booking references.

Question 14

What is proof of onward travel for a visa?

Accepted Answer

Proof of onward travel is a document showing that you intend to leave the country before your visa expires. A dummy return ticket or a dummy onward-flight reservation satisfies this requirement for almost every tourist visa worldwide.

Question 15

Does a dummy ticket have a real PNR?

Accepted Answer

Our reservations carry a unique 6-character booking reference (the same format airlines use). It is not registered in a GDS system like Amadeus or Sabre, so airline check-in counters cannot pull it up — but that is not what consulates check.

Question 16

Which countries accept dummy tickets for visa?

Accepted Answer

Schengen (all 27 countries), UAE, UK, US, Canada, Australia, India, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, South Korea and most other tourist-visa regimes. If you're unsure, email us before ordering.

Question 17

Can I submit a dummy ticket for a tourist visa?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Tourist visa applications are exactly what dummy tickets were designed for — they let you demonstrate your travel plans without booking a non-refundable flight before your visa is approved.

Question 18

Will the airline know I booked a dummy ticket?

Accepted Answer

No. The reservation isn't held in any airline's live inventory, so the airline has no record of it. The PDF is generated by us as documentation, not by the carrier.

Question 19

What format is the dummy ticket delivered in?

Accepted Answer

A clean PDF, sent to the email you provide at booking. Most applicants receive it within 10 to 60 minutes. The PDF prints well on standard A4 paper and is easy to attach to online visa portals.

Question 20

What details are on a dummy flight ticket?

Accepted Answer

Passenger name (matching your passport), origin and destination airports with IATA codes, flight number and airline, departure and arrival times in local time, a unique 6-character booking reference, and the issuing supplier's footer.

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