Dummy Ticket for Netherlands Visa

Indian passport holders need a visa for Netherlands.

Why a Netherlands visa file needs a flight reservation. Consulates and visa centres ask for a confirmed onward or return itinerary before they decide. Buying a real ticket first risks your money if the visa is refused or delayed, and an edited screenshot gets an application rejected. A dummy ticket is the honest middle: Airline Group Booking blocks a real seat with the airline and sends you the reservation carrying the airline's own PNR — verifiable on the airline's website — for a small service fee, not the airfare.

What you get for your Netherlands application

• A real airline reservation (PNR) on a flight to Amsterdam, one-way or return
• Passenger names exactly as printed in the passport — the officer checks the name against your passport
• A PDF by email within minutes; the seat stays held for the period the airline allows, normally well past your appointment
• Priced per passenger and per direction, with 25% off for two or more travellers or a return — the exact figure is shown before you pay

Applying for the Netherlands visa as well? We can file the Netherlands visa application for you as an add-on at checkout; the government fee is included in the price you see.

Hotel proof too: most files ask for accommodation as well — a dummy hotel voucher for a real hotel in Netherlands, without paying for the stay, sits alongside the ticket.

By city: Amsterdam