Dummy Ticket Price

A dummy ticket costs from ₹400 (about $5) per passenger for a flight reservation, and ₹100 for a hotel voucher. The live price is always shown on the booking page before you pay.

What the price actually buys

• A real seat held with the airline, carrying the airline’s own PNR
• A reservation the consulate can verify on the airline’s website
• A PDF in the format embassies expect, emailed once the PNR exists
• A fixed validity period, stated up front

Why it is not the price of a ticket

You are paying for a hold, not for travel. The seat is blocked and released again — nobody flies on it. That is the whole reason it costs a few hundred rupees rather than the fare, and it is also why it expires.

Cheaper is not always cheaper

The market is full of documents made in an image editor. They cost less and they fail the moment a consulate types the PNR into the airline’s site, because there is nothing behind it. The price difference buys a booking that exists in the airline’s own system.

Before you buy, check one thing

Some consulates ask for a confirmed, paid ticket rather than a reservation. Most accept a held reservation for the visa stage, but the requirement is set by the mission, not by us. Read the checklist for your specific application first — it takes a minute and it is the difference between a document that works and one that does not.