One-way Dummy Ticket in Delhi – from ₹599

Compare the cost of a one-way dummy ticket in Delhi with real options

For Indian passport holders applying for a visa from Delhi, you often need to show proof of onward travel. A one-way dummy ticket in Delhi is the cheapest way to satisfy this requirement. Here is a comparison of what you would pay for different types of tickets on a typical route from Delhi (DEL) to London (LHR).

As you can see, a dummy ticket costs a fraction of even the cheapest real fare. It is not a paid ticket, so you do not lose money if your visa is refused or your plans change.

You can book a dummy ticket online in about two minutes and have the PDF before your appointment.

What to do after your visa is approved: buying the real ticket

Once your visa is granted, you must purchase a real ticket for your travel. The dummy reservation is only for the visa application stage. After approval, follow these steps:

• Log in to your airline account (if you booked directly) or contact your travel agent to book a paid ticket. Do not try to modify the dummy reservation – it is not a paid fare, so changes are not possible after issuance.
• If you used our dummy ticket, we can send you a new reservation for a later date if you need to reapply, but you will pay a small fee again.
• Do not use the dummy ticket to board the flight. It has no ticket number and no paid status.
• After your visa is stamped, compare prices for your actual travel date. Since visa processing takes time, the original dummy date will likely be too early – book a separate real ticket.
• Keep the dummy reservation receipt and the visa approval together in case the airline or immigration asks about your original itinerary.

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

How the visa officer verifies your PNR step by step

Visa officers in Delhi (at embassies in Chanakyapuri or VFS Global) usually verify dummy tickets to ensure they are genuine. Here is how it works:

1. The officer looks at the PNR (Passenger Name Record) on your dummy ticket. It is a 6-character alphanumeric code, e.g., ABC123.
2. They may access the airline’s booking system (like Amadeus or Sabre) using the PNR. Our dummy tickets are generated directly in the airline’s system, so the PNR is live and verifiable.
3. They check the passenger name matches your passport. Our system auto-fills names from your passport upload, so there are no spelling errors.
4. They check the flight number, date, and route. Our tickets show a real scheduled flight (e.g., British Airways AI-136 on a specific date).
5. They check the status. A valid reservation appears as “Confirmed” or “On Hold” – not “Cancelled”. Our tickets remain confirmed for 7–14 days.
6. You can also verify yourself by calling the airline’s Delhi office or checking on the airline website with the PNR and your last name.

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

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What the visa authority checks versus what our reservation shows

Scenarios we handle daily from Delhi applicants

Family of four applying for a Schengen visa

Mr. Sharma from Rohini needed a one-way dummy ticket to show onward travel for a Schengen visa application. He had to provide a flight out of the Schengen area within 90 days. We created four separate dummy tickets (one per family member) on the same flight, with their correct passport names. Total cost: ₹2,396. The tickets were emailed in 10 minutes, and the VFS officer accepted them without any query.

First-time applicant for a US visa

Ms. Patel, a student from Noida, was applying for a US B1/B2 visa. The DS-160 form often asks for an itinerary, but she did not want to buy a ₹80,000 ticket. She ordered a one-way dummy ticket from Delhi to New York on American Airlines. She used the PNR to fill the form. At the interview, the officer did not even ask for it, but she had the reservation printed. She only paid ₹599.

Urgent appointment – visa interview tomorrow

Mr. Iyer received an emergency appointment at the UK visa centre in Delhi. He needed a one-way dummy ticket from Delhi to London to prove he would leave the UK. He placed the order at 11 pm, uploaded his passport, and received the dummy ticket by 11:10 pm. He printed it and submitted it the next morning at VFS Global Shivaji Stadium. No issues.

Tips from a visa consultant for Delhi applicants

1. Always order a dummy ticket with a date that is at least 2 weeks after your visa appointment. If your visa is delayed, you can order a new one, but do not use an expired dummy for resubmission.
2. Ensure your name on the dummy ticket matches your passport exactly. We auto-fill from your upload, but double-check the spelling of your full name as per the passport.
3. For Schengen and UK visas, a one-way ticket is usually enough for the outward journey, but some countries also ask for proof of return – we offer round-trip for the same price, so order both if in doubt.
4. Do not fabricate a fake PNR. Officers in Delhi have access to the same airline systems and can detect fraud instantly. Our PNR is real.
5. Keep a copy of the dummy ticket on your phone and a printed copy. You may need to show it at the visa centre or in the interview.
6. If you are applying from Delhi but flying from Mumbai or Chennai, that is fine. Our dummy tickets can be generated for any Indian airport, including DEL, BOM, or MAA.

Step-by-step timeline from appointment to submission (with day counts)

1. Day 1 – Book your visa appointment at VFS Global (Shivaji Stadium) or the embassy in Chanakyapuri. Note your appointment date.
2. Day 1 – Order your dummy ticket from DummyTicketPrice.com. Choose your travel date (e.g., 30 days from appointment). Upload your passport for auto-fill. Pay ₹599 per passenger via Razorpay.
3. Day 1 – Receive your dummy ticket by email within 10 minutes. Check the PNR and passenger name.
4. Day 2–3 – Complete your visa application form (e.g., Schengen or UK form). Enter the flight details from the dummy ticket as your planned itinerary.
5. Day 4–5 – Gather all documents – passport, photographs, financial proofs, travel insurance, accommodation booking, and the printed dummy ticket.
6. Day 6 – Visit the visa centre (VFS Global Shivaji Stadium) for biometrics and submission. Carry a printout of the dummy ticket and your appointment confirmation.
7. Day 7–21 – Wait for the visa decision. Processing times vary: UK usually 3 weeks, Schengen 15 days, US a few days.
8. Day 22 – If approved, buy your real ticket for your actual travel date. Do not use the dummy ticket for travel.

Local logistics for Delhi applicants – visa centre, documents, travel

Most Delhi visa applicants go to VFS Global at Shivaji Stadium for UK, Schengen, and other countries. The address is: VFS Global Services Pvt Ltd, Shivaji Stadium, Baba Kharak Singh Marg, Connaught Place, New Delhi – 110001. Some embassies (like the US Embassy) are in Chanakyapuri. BLS International handles some countries like Spain and Italy – their office is in the Nehru Place area.

Documents to carry: your passport with at least two blank pages, photocopies of old visas, passport-size photos (white background), financial statements for the last 6 months, a cover letter, and the printed one-way dummy ticket. Do not forget your appointment confirmation.

To reach VFS Shivaji Stadium: take the Delhi Metro’s Airport Express line to Shivaji Stadium metro station. It is a 5-minute walk. If you come by car, parking is limited, so use a taxi or auto. For Chanakyapuri embassies, the nearest metro is Lok Kalyan Marg on the Yellow Line, then a short auto ride.

Fly out of Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) – Terminal 3 handles international flights. Your dummy ticket will show DEL as the departure airport. If you prefer to depart from another airport, please mention that when ordering – we can generate a dummy ticket for any airport.

Frequently asked questions about one-way dummy tickets in Delhi