Dummy Ticket FAQs for Pakistan

A dummy ticket is a temporary flight reservation showing your travel route, dates and flight numbers. Pakistani applicants use it as proof of travel plans in visa applications, without buying a full-price ticket before the visa is approved.

A flight reservation is a standard part of the Schengen document checklist. Our return reservations are formatted for Schengen applications submitted through VFS Global and other visa centres. Always check your embassy's current checklist as well.

Our flight reservations for visa start from Rs 799. The final price depends on the ticket type and itinerary, and you see it before you pay.

A Standard reservation is a visa-ready PDF itinerary, delivered in minutes. A Verifiable reservation includes a live PNR you can check on the airline's "Manage My Booking" page. It suits visa centres that look up bookings.

Open the airline's website, go to "Manage My Booking", and enter your PNR and last name. Verifiable tickets also come with step-by-step instructions on our verification page.

Standard reservations are delivered as a PDF to your email in under 5 minutes. Verifiable tickets with a live PNR take 0 to 6 hours, depending on the airline.

A flight reservation can be included as supporting travel documentation for UK, UAE and other tourist, student or business visas. Requirements vary by country, so check your embassy or visa centre's checklist.

Your full name exactly as on your passport, departure and destination cities, travel dates and your email address. No passport number is needed at booking.

Reservations are usually valid for 1 to 2 weeks from issue, enough for most visa submissions. If your appointment is further away, book closer to your VFS or embassy date.

An onward ticket is a one-way reservation showing you will leave a country for another destination. A return ticket is a round trip back to your starting point. We offer both, plus multi-city itineraries.

A dummy reservation costs a fraction of a refundable ticket and carries no cancellation or refund risk if your visa is delayed or refused. That's why many applicants in Pakistan choose it.