Verifiable Flight Reservations forVisa Appointments

A flight reservation is a temporary booking in an airline's system with a valid PNR (Passenger Name Record) that shows your intended travel schedule. It's verifiable by embassies but not fully paid for yet. Most embassies explicitly accept this as proof of travel plans for visa processing.

Yes. Providing temporary flight reservations for visa applications is completely legal and embassy-recognized. Most embassies explicitly state they accept 'proof of travel plans' rather than requiring purchased tickets. This protects applicants from losing money if visas are denied.

Yes, and this is expected. Embassies understand these are temporary holds, not purchased tickets. What matters is that the PNR is real and verifiable in the airline system during your application period.

Your temporary reservation expires automatically after 48-72 hours. You haven't purchased a ticket, so you don't lose any money. This is the primary benefit of using reservations instead of buying tickets before visa approval.

Flighter provides genuine airline reservations that are valid and verifiable at the time we deliver them. While reservations commonly remain active for approximately 48 to 72 hours, the exact duration is determined solely by the airline—not by Flighter—and we cannot guarantee how long any reservation will stay active.

Airlines control how long a reservation stays active in their systems. Although holds often last around 48 to 72 hours, an airline may expire, cancel, or release a reservation earlier based on inventory management, route demand, fare availability, or seat allocation—especially if seats are needed for fully paid passengers. Flighter has no control over airline systems and cannot extend or reactivate a reservation once the airline has released it. If your reservation status changes after delivery, that does not mean it was not genuine when provided—it was real and verifiable at issuance. Visa authorities and embassies generally understand that airline reservations can expire after submission, and airline records may still confirm a reservation was valid when created. You are responsible for ensuring your documentation meets the requirements of your embassy, consulate, or other authority, and for obtaining a new reservation if needed.

The term 'dummy ticket' often refers to fake documents, which are illegal and can result in visa denial or bans. Flighter provides REAL reservations through official airline systems (Amadeus GDS) with verifiable PNRs - these are legitimate temporary holds, not fake documents.

No service can guarantee visa approval. Flight reservations are just one document in your application. Approval depends on many factors including your financial situation, travel history, purpose of visit, and overall application strength.

They can verify the PNR directly through airline systems or by calling the airline. Our reservations are genuine entries in real GDS systems and are verifiable while active. Even if a reservation has since expired, airline records may still confirm it was valid at the time it was created.