Many countries require travelers to show proof of onward travel when entering as a tourist. This is to ensure that visitors intend to leave the country within the allowed time frame, typically 30, 60, or 90 days.

What is a Proof of Onward Travel?

A proof of onward travel is a document showing that you have arrangements to leave the country you're entering. This can be:

A return flight ticket
A ticket to another destination
A bus or train ticket crossing the border

Why Use a Dummy Ticket?

For flexible travelers, buying a real return ticket in advance isn't always practical. A dummy ticket provides the necessary proof without the commitment or expense of a real ticket.

Important Note:

Always check the specific requirements for your destination country. Some may accept dummy tickets, while others may require genuine bookings.

How to Generate a Proof of Onward Travel

To create a proof of onward travel:

Choose your departure airport (use IATA codes for accuracy)
Select your destination
Pick a date within the visa-free stay period
Enter your personal details
Generate the ticket in PDF format

Is Proof of Onward Travel Always Required?

While not all countries strictly enforce this rule, it's better to be prepared. Airlines often check for this document before allowing you to board, as they can be fined for bringing passengers without proper documentation.

Can I Use a Free Service for This?

Free services may not provide the level of detail and accuracy required. It's often worth using a reliable service to ensure your proof of onward travel looks genuine and contains all necessary information.