About DummyTicketsIndia

We started because a friend lost ₹52,000 on a Schengen application. He bought a return to Frankfurt in February because the checklist asked for a flight itinerary, was refused in March for unrelated reasons, and recovered almost nothing. The consulate's own guidance had told him not to buy the ticket. The checklist had asked for one anyway.

That contradiction is the whole reason this service exists. Consulates need evidence of intended travel. Applicants should not be paying for a flight they may not take. A held reservation answers both, and has done for as long as airlines have had inventory systems — it was just never packaged for ordinary applicants.

What we will not do

We do not issue documents with invented booking references. It would be cheaper for us and indistinguishable to most customers on the day they receive it, and it would put every one of them at risk of a misrepresentation finding. Everything we send resolves on the operating airline's own website, and we would rather you check than take our word for it.

We also do not claim a reservation is a purchased ticket. The status field says held, because that is what consulates ask for and what officers expect to read.

What we have learned

Most rejected applications we hear about are not rejected over the ticket. They are rejected over consistency — a name that does not match the passport, dates that disagree between the form and the itinerary, a hotel booking that leaves two nights uncovered. So we check names against passport convention before issuing, we ask when your appointment is rather than issuing immediately, and we tell people to read their documents side by side. That advice is free and it is worth more than the ₹799.

Contact

WhatsApp +91 7026045412 or email support@dummyticketsindia.com. We answer within minutes during Indian working hours and within a few hours overnight.