Dummy Air Ticket Price

A flight reservation costs from ₹400 (about $5) per passenger. A hotel voucher is ₹100. The live price is shown before you pay.

What the price buys

  • A real seat held with the airline, carrying its own PNR
  • A booking the consulate can verify on the airline's website
  • A PDF in the itinerary format embassies expect
  • A stated validity period

Why it is not the price of a ticket

You are paying for a hold. The seat is blocked and released again and nobody travels on it, which is why it costs a few hundred rupees rather than the fare — and why it expires.

The cheaper option, and what it costs you

Documents made in an image editor sell for less. They fail the first time a visa officer enters the reference, and the failure lands on your application rather than on the seller. The gap in price is the gap between a booking that exists and one that does not.

Per passenger, not per booking

Each traveller needs a reservation in their own name, spelled as in the passport being used. A family of four is four reservations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a dummy air ticket?
From ₹400 (about $5) per passenger for a flight reservation, and ₹100 for a hotel voucher. The current price is shown on the booking page.
Why so much cheaper than a real ticket?
Because it is a hold rather than a purchase. The seat is blocked and released, and nobody flies on it.
Is there a discount for several passengers?
Each traveller needs their own reservation in their own name; the price is per passenger.
Are there hidden charges?
No. The price shown at checkout is what is charged, and the reservation is emailed once the PNR exists.