Paying for a Dummy Ticket From Any Country

You can pay with almost any bank account or card, wherever you are. At the payment step you choose the country you are paying from, and you can switch to the other way of paying if it suits you better.

Paying from India — in rupees

• UPI
• Indian debit and credit cards
• Net banking
• Bank transfer
₹400 per passenger per direction, plus 18% GST — ₹472 for one passenger one way.

Paying from any other country — by international card

Any Visa, Mastercard or American Express card, issued by any bank in any country, on a secure card page. One passenger one way is $5.90, or AED 21.67 from the Gulf. When you pay in dollars, the page shows the dirham amount your card will be charged before you confirm.

Switching between the two

An Indian card that works abroad can pay by the international card route, and someone outside India with an Indian bank account can pay in rupees by UPI or net banking. Choose "pay another way" at the payment step.

What is charged

The amount on the payment button is the amount taken. It includes the tax, and nothing is added afterwards.

Problems paying

If a card is declined, try the other route or another card, or write to support@journeydeal.com.

Before you pay at all: what you are buying is a reservation held with the airline, not a paid ticket, and some consulates ask for a paid ticket. Read your consulate's checklist first.