Dummy Ticket for a Visa from Thailand

Applying from Thailand, the visa file usually has to show a confirmed flight. Buying one before the decision is money at risk — and if the visa is refused, often money you do not get back.

A dummy ticket is the reservation without the purchase. We hold a real seat with the airline and send you the document with the airline's own PNR on it, so the consulate can verify it.

What Thailand-based applicants use it for

• Schengen, UK and Japan visa applications
• Proof of onward travel on one-way arrivals
• Employer or university evidence that a trip is booked

What you get

• A genuine airline hold, not an edited document
• The airline's own PNR, verifiable on the airline's website
• Passenger names exactly as printed in the passport
• A PDF by email, usually within minutes

Before you apply, read your consulate's own wording. Most accept a confirmed reservation; a few explicitly require a paid ticket, and no reservation will satisfy those.