What is Flight Itinerary for Schengen Visa and its importance?

 


Flight Itinerary for Visa

One of several requirements asked by Schengen member countries from foreign nationals who wish to enter a Schengen nation is a Flight Itinerary for Visa. There are a couple of proofs to show the embassy’s consul that a tourist really plans to tour a country on a short-term basis – Flight Reservation and Hotel Reservation. These two requirements are what convince Schengen member embassies to consider visa approval for applicants; unfortunately, these two requirements are what make tourists hesitate in proceeding with their visa application. Why? Because tourists do not want to pay for expensive round-trip tickets as well as pay full amount for a hotel booking without having an assurance that they will really be granted a Schengen visa. This problem is now solved through our Flight Itinerary for Visa Service

What is Flight Itinerary for Visa and its importance?

The term “flight reservation” is synonymous to other terms like “flight itinerary” and “dummy ticket.” All these refer to the same proof of travel document required by all Schengen member embassies.

The only reason why embassies would like to see a flight reservation for Schengen visa document prior to granting a visa is to establish on paper that an applying tourist does not intend to illegally stay beyond the allowable number of days as stated in the tourist visa. The flight reservation will show the date of entry as well as the date of exit of the applying tourist.

Is a Flight Reservation Expensive?

There is a common misconception that a flight reservation for Schengen visa is expensive. It will only be expensive if you purchase the roundtrip ticket prior to receiving your visa approval, which in truth is such a great risk. What if you are not granted a visa? What will you do with the confirmed ticket?

To solve this dilemma, we offer an affordable service which can give a confirmed flight reservation (Flight Itinerary) document without having to pay for the actual flight fare. For just a fraction of the real airfare, the document you will receive is actually verifiable and totally valid. How is this possible? We have partnered with several legitimate travel agencies that can give confirmed bookings without the need of paying for the full amount. You can actually check the legitimacy of the confirmed flight reservation document that you will receive from us. Just go to the airlines’ website and type in the reservation code on your document and you will see your name together with the flight details.

 

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