Dummy Ticket Price: ₹699 in India, $9 Worldwide

Dummy ticket price by country and currency

You pay in the currency of the country you book from. Every price below is per passenger and covers one way or a round trip — there is no separate return-leg charge.

₹699India

$9USA, Canada & rest of world

£7United Kingdom

AED 33United Arab Emirates

SAR 34Saudi Arabia

QAR 33Qatar

OMR 3.5Oman

KWD 2.75Kuwait

Payment is taken by Razorpay: UPI, debit and credit cards, netbanking, and international cards for travellers paying from abroad. The reservation PDF with its PNR reaches your inbox in about 10 minutes.

What affects the dummy ticket cost

The price per reservation never changes with the airline, route, date or how soon you need it. Only three things change the total.

1. Number of passengers

Each traveller needs their own name on the reservation, so the price is multiplied by the number of passengers. A family of four booking from India pays 4 × ₹699 = ₹2,796; from the USA, 4 × $9 = $36.

2. Multi-city legs

A one-way or round trip is one price. Multi-city itineraries are charged per pair of legs — price × legs ÷ 2, rounded up. So:

• 2 legs (a normal round trip): 1 × ₹699 = ₹699
• 3 legs, e.g. Delhi → Paris → Rome → Delhi: 2 × ₹699 = ₹1,398
• 4 legs: 2 × ₹699 = ₹1,398
• 5 legs: 3 × ₹699 = ₹2,097

3. Dummy hotel booking

Many visa checklists ask for accommodation as well as flights. A verified hotel booking is priced per stay, per traveller, at the same rate as a ticket — ₹699 / $9 for each hotel stay, however many nights. A flight plus one hotel for one person is ₹1,398 / $18; two cities means two hotel stays. Details on the dummy hotel booking page.

Dummy ticket vs the alternatives: what each really costs

A consulate wants to see a flight itinerary, but most advise against buying a non-refundable ticket before the visa is decided. Here is how the four usual ways of getting an itinerary compare.

Other dummy-ticket providers price very differently. Providers we checked in October 2026 charged roughly $3–$21 per passenger, or about ₹249–₹1,199 on rupee-priced sites, with some charging extra for a "verifiable" tier or for the return leg. Compare the final total for your passengers and legs, not the headline number.

For a deeper breakdown, read how much you should pay for a dummy ticket.

Is the cheapest option safe?

A low price is fine — what matters is whether there is a real reservation behind the PDF. A cheap document that fails a PNR check costs far more than ₹699 if it leads to a refusal. Watch for these red flags:

• No PNR, or a PNR the airline cannot find. If the booking reference does not open on the airline's "Manage booking" page, there is no reservation.
• An editable PDF template. "Enter any name and date and download" means nothing was booked with an airline.
• No refund or cancellation terms. A real service publishes what happens if delivery fails. Ours are on the cancellation and refunds page.
• A price you only see after sharing your details. The total should be visible before you pay.
• Promises of a guaranteed visa. No reservation can guarantee a visa decision; that rests with the consulate.

How to check you got what you paid for

It takes two minutes, and you should do it as soon as the email arrives and again shortly before your appointment.

1. Open the reservation PDF and note the airline and the six-character booking reference (PNR).
2. Go to that airline's own website and open its "Manage booking" page.
3. Enter the PNR and the passenger's surname exactly as on the PDF.
4. Confirm the names, flight numbers, dates and route match your application.

If the booking does not open, contact support straight away. More detail is in our guide on how to verify a dummy ticket before submission, and the wider picture — what consulates ask for and when to order — is in the dummy ticket for visa guide.

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