Round-trip Dummy Ticket in Delhi – from ₹599

Cost Comparison: Dummy Ticket vs Refundable Ticket vs Cheapest Paid Fare

Many Delhi applicants think they must buy a refundable ticket to show at the embassy. That can cost ten times more. Compare the options for a typical round trip from Delhi to London.

For a visa application, you only need a reservation, not a paid ticket. Our dummy ticket gives you the same verifiable PNR at a fraction of the cost.

Order a dummy ticket online once your appointment date is confirmed.

What to Do After Visa Approval: Buying the Real Ticket, Changes, Refunds

Once your visa is stamped, you must buy the actual air ticket. The dummy reservation is not a paid ticket and cannot be used for travel. The reservation is issued exactly as entered, so please check names, dates and route before paying; a new date or correction needs a fresh order.

If your visa is refused or delayed, you do not lose money beyond the ₹599 service fee. Since it is a reservation and not a paid fare, there is no airline refund to chase. If you need a refund of our fee, we do not offer one because the service is already delivered once the PNR is emailed.

After approval, we also help you understand how to compare fares on the airline's website or via a travel agent. Many applicants find that the actual fare is higher or lower than what they saw on the dummy. You are free to book any airline and any date after approval.

Read how a dummy ticket for visa is verified by embassies.

When to Book: Appointment, Expiry, Re-issue, and Seasonal Delays

Timing matters. Book your dummy ticket only after you have fixed your visa appointment date. The reservation should be valid on the day of your submission and for a few days after, because some embassies verify after you leave. Our dummy tickets are usually valid for 7 to 14 days, but we can set the validity as per your appointment.

If your visa appointment is postponed, you may need a re-issued dummy ticket with new dates. We can issue a fresh one at the same price if the original has expired. In peak seasons – like summer and December – VFS Global and embassy slots fill fast. Book your appointment first, then order the dummy ticket 2–3 days before the submission date.

Do not book too early. If you book a month in advance, the reservation may expire before your appointment. A good rule: order 5–7 days before your submission, and confirm the PNR is still live on the day of your appointment.

All visa types for this city are on the dummy ticket Delhi page.

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How Dates on Your Itinerary, Hotel, Insurance, Cover Letter, and Form Must Agree

Consular officers cross-check all documents. If your flight itinerary shows departure on 10 June and return on 20 June, your hotel booking must cover those nights, your travel insurance must start on 10 June, and your cover letter must mention the same dates. Mismatches cause doubts and delays.

List of dates that must match:

• Flight itinerary – departure and return dates
• Hotel booking – check-in and check-out dates
• Travel insurance – policy start and end dates
• Cover letter – proposed travel dates
• Visa application form – intended date of arrival and departure

If any document differs by even a day, the officer may question your plans. Our dummy ticket gives you precise dates. Use the same dates when booking hotels on free-cancellation portals like Booking.com or Agoda, and when buying insurance from Indian providers like Bajaj Allianz or ICICI Lombard.

Step-by-Step Timeline from Appointment Booking to Submission

Here is a realistic timeline for a Delhi applicant using our round-trip dummy ticket in Delhi.

1. Day 1–5: Decide your destination and travel dates. Complete the visa application form online on the embassy or VFS website.
2. Day 5–10: Book your appointment at VFS Global Shivaji Stadium (for Schengen/UK) or the relevant embassy in Chanakyapuri. Note the exact date and time.
3. Day before or same day as appointment: Order your dummy ticket from DummyTicketPrice.com. Upload a clear copy of your passport bio page – we auto-fill your name as per passport. Pay ₹599 per passenger via Razorpay.
4. Within 10 minutes: Receive your dummy ticket by email with a live PNR. Verify it on the airline website or call the airline.
5. Same day: Print the dummy ticket PDF. Also print hotel bookings, insurance, cover letter, and other supporting documents.
6. Appointment day: Carry the printed dummy ticket and all documents to VFS Global or the embassy. Submit your biometrics and application.
7. After 3–15 working days: Receive your visa decision. If approved, buy the real ticket. If refused, you are only out ₹599.

How the Officer (and You) Verifies the PNR – Step by Step

When the visa officer sees your dummy ticket, they may verify the PNR to confirm it is a live booking. The same steps apply whether you are at the counter or checking at home.

1. Look at the PNR code on your dummy ticket – usually a 6-character alphanumeric code (e.g., KZ4T7Y).
2. Go to the airline's website (for example, www.airindia.in – Manage Booking) or a GDS like Amadeus or Sabre.
3. Enter the PNR and the passenger's last name as printed on the ticket.
4. The system shows the booking status – confirmed, with flight numbers, dates, and times.
5. If the officer calls the airline's helpdesk, they can also pull up the same record. Since our reservation is real, it will show as active.
6. You can also verify yourself before submission – we give you the instructions with your email.

If the PNR does not show any record, the officer will consider it fake. Our PNRs are live, so you are safe.

A Real Problem: When Ravi from Delhi Almost Lost His Schengen Appointment

Ravi, a software engineer from Noida, had a Schengen visa appointment at VFS Global Shivaji Stadium on a Monday. On the previous Thursday, he realised he had not shown a return flight. His travel agent quoted ₹1,20,000 for a refundable return ticket to Germany. Ravi panicked – that was more than his entire trip budget.

He searched online and found DummyTicketPrice.com. He ordered a round-trip dummy ticket in Delhi for ₹599, uploaded his passport, and received the PDF with a live PNR in nine minutes. He printed it on Friday and submitted his application on Monday. The officer scanned the barcode and checked the PNR – it was live. Ravi's visa was approved in five days.

Had Ravi bought a non-refundable ticket, he would have lost ₹45,000 if the visa was delayed. Instead, he only spent ₹599, and later bought a real ticket after approval. This is a common story for many Delhi applicants who need a quick, verifiable reservation without burning a hole in their pocket.

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