Every reservation we issue carries a real, live PNR you can verify yourself on the airline's own website, not an edited image. Here's the proof, step by step.
Anyone, you, an airline staff member, or a visa officer, can run this exact check.
It arrives by email on your reservation PDF, clearly labeled.
Open the official Manage My Booking or Check Reservation page.
The same two fields the airline itself asks for, nothing else needed.
Real dates, real route, your real name, pulled live from the airline's system.
This is the single most important thing to understand before you buy a reservation from anyone.
| Check | Genuine Reservation (what we sell) | Fake / Edited PDF (what to avoid) |
|---|---|---|
| Verifiable on the airline's own site? | Yes | No |
| Issued with a real PNR from the GDS? | Yes | No |
| Passenger name matches exactly? | Yes | Often mismatched |
| Risk of rejection or flagging? | Low | High |
Most consulates ask for proof of onward or return travel, not proof that you've already paid for a non-refundable ticket months before your visa is even approved. A genuine reservation satisfies that requirement honestly: it's a real booking, held in real airline systems, that simply hasn't been converted into a paid ticket yet.
Every reservation shows the same four things an officer looks for.
1. PNR 2. Passenger name 3. Route and dates 4. Confirmation stamp
1. PNR 2. Passenger name 3. Route and dates 4. Confirmation stamp
1. PNR 2. Passenger name 3. Route and dates 4. Confirmation stamp
1. PNR 2. Passenger name 3. Route and dates 4. Confirmation stamp
1. PNR 2. Passenger name 3. Route and dates 4. Confirmation stamp
1. PNR 2. Passenger name 3. Route and dates 4. Confirmation stamp
1. PNR 2. Passenger name 3. Route and dates 4. Confirmation stamp
1. PNR 2. Passenger name 3. Route and dates 4. Confirmation stamp
Yes. A dummy ticket is a genuine flight reservation with a real PNR that has not yet been paid for as a ticket. Consulates generally ask for proof of onward travel, not proof that you already own a non-refundable ticket, booking one before your visa is approved is standard, sensible practice.
A dummy or reservation ticket is issued through real airline or GDS systems and resolves to genuine flight details when checked. A fake ticket is a graphic or edited PDF with no underlying reservation, it will fail verification and can cause serious problems with your application.
Yes, easily. Any officer can enter the PNR and passenger surname on the airline's official site and see the same confirmed details we show you.
It will show as a confirmed reservation under your name with real flight details. Airlines do not typically expose payment status to a third party checking a PNR.
Requirements vary by consulate and even by individual officer, so we can't promise universal acceptance. What we can promise is that the document itself is genuine and verifiable.
Reservations are typically held for several days before airline systems release them automatically. If your appointment is delayed, contact us and we can reissue at no extra cost within a reasonable window.
We use your name and travel details only to issue the reservation. We do not sell your data, and we delete personal identifiers from our systems after a limited retention period.
Yes, every reservation includes step-by-step instructions for checking your own PNR on the airline's official Manage My Booking page before you use it.