A Dummy Ticket is a document used to outline the itinerary of your proposed flight to and from your destination country. It is commonly required as part of the visa application process by embassies or consulates. It’s important to understand that a Dummy Ticket is not a real flight ticket but rather a provisional reservation that illustrates your intended travel plans.

Using a dummy flight ticket for visa applications is fully legal. In this case, a dummy ticket is essentially a real flight reservation that is held temporarily until payment is made. To avoid any issues with your visa application, it’s crucial to acquire a valid dummy ticket that includes an active and verifiable Passenger Name Record (PNR).

Typically, our dummy tickets are valid for a period of 48 hours to 14 days. The duration for which a dummy ticket remains valid varies by airline, and extending or holding it beyond this timeframe may not be possible.

Yes, you can secure visas with a dummy ticket. Many embassies require flight reservations as a component of the visa application process. This requirement applies to numerous countries, including Canada, the United States, Cuba, Peru, Chile, Argentina, the United Kingdom, Schengen countries, Turkey, South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, Russia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, China, South Korea, Japan, and others. Be sure to check the Required Documents checklist to see if a flight reservation is needed, which will allow you to use a dummy ticket for your visa application.

Yes, we provide a dummy ticket with a live PNR that can be verified on the airline’s website using the PNR and your surname as it appears on your passport.