Frequently asked questions

A flight reservation created in a real airline system and held without payment. It carries a live booking reference (PNR) and shows the same details as a paid ticket: passenger, route, flight numbers and dates, everything except the purchase. ‘Dummy ticket’ is industry slang; embassies call it a flight reservation or itinerary.

No, and the distinction is the whole business. A dummy ticket is a real booking that has not been paid for. A fake ticket is a fabricated document with no booking behind it. The first is a normal part of visa filing; the second is fraud.

You can. It ties up tens of thousands of rupees for weeks, refunds take 7–30 days, and some ‘refundable’ fares carry cancellation fees that exceed our entire price.

Sometimes. A handful of carriers offer 24–72 hour holds on their own site, free or for a small fee. If your route is served by one of them and your appointment is imminent, that is a perfectly good option. It falls down when you need a longer window, a multi-city itinerary, or a route where no carrier offers holds.

Embassies ask for evidence of intended travel and explicitly warn against buying tickets before a decision. A reservation with a verifiable PNR meets that requirement. We cannot speak for any individual officer’s discretion, and no honest provider can.

Yes. Holding an unpaid airline reservation is a normal commercial transaction that travel agents perform thousands of times a day. What is illegal is submitting a forged document, which is why every itinerary we issue corresponds to a booking you can look up yourself.

A genuine reservation, no. A document that fails verification, catastrophically. A fraud finding typically means refusal plus a multi-year bar on future applications. This is the reason to care where the document comes from.

No, and treat any service that does as a warning sign. Your travel documents are one part of a file that also weighs your finances, employment, ties to your home country and immigration history.

Usually within 30-60 minutes, at any hour. Tell us if your appointment is imminent and we will prioritise it.

Usually 3 to 4 days, and up to 20 days on some carriers and routes. We time it to your submission date. If the date changes, a fresh booking is half price.

No. Names and dates of birth are enough to make the booking. We do not ask for passport numbers or scans, which means we cannot lose them.

Yes. A reissue with new dates costs half the original price.

Yes. ₹299 alone, or ₹599 bundled with a flight reservation, with the dates cross-checked.

Email us and we reissue immediately, or refund in full. See the refund policy.