About Travel Itinerary for VISA Application

 


A Travel Itinerary for Schengen Visa it is not much more than a document of a detailed plan of your flight or travel journey to the Schengen Area.

One of the Schengen visa requirements is to provide a flight itinerary or flight reservation for your Schengen trip. A flight itinerary is also called an air ticket booking, a flight confirmation, or a dummy airline ticket for visa.

•        Most of the embassies around the world do not require visa applicants to Purchase a flight or Accommodations

•        Because they know that in the event of a visa is refused, it will be sure that the applicant will lose money.

•        They even indicate in the list of required documents, that the applicants are not required to buy the tickets but only the flight reservation.

 

Among the documents that the embassy or consulate of your country of destination in your home country of origin may ask you, for a flight itinerary.

 According to the embassy, this document can be designated by different names:

 

•            Flight itinerary

•            Booking itinerary  

•            Flight itinerary booked

•            Flight itinerary confirmed

•            Booking of plane tickets

•            Flight itinerary for visa application

•            Flight reservation

•            Flight confirmation

•            Dummy Air Ticket for Visa

•            Confirmed flight Reservation

•            Roundtrip Flight Booking

For many, it may sound complicated or even confusing. However, all of the above means only one SAME THING.

The travel itinerary is a detailed flight plan to and from the destination country for which you wish to obtain a visa.

This simple document contains:                                   

•            Your name,

•            Airlines name and flight Number,

•            A valid flight reservation number or Reservation Code,

•            Arrival date,

•            Date of departure,

•            IATA codes at the airport,

•            Flights details, if you plan to visit more than one country with the same visa e.g., Schengen Visa

 In addition, there is no need to pay for a flight ticket other than a minimum service or processing fees to us.

 After obtaining your visa, you can simply buy the ticket you have reserved or cancel it and buy others on more convenient dates, within the validity period of your visa.

Though, there are may be exceptions where embassies or consulates in some cases will require you to purchase a round-trip ticket.

 WHY DO EMBASSIES AND CONSULATES ASK FOR IT?

All foreign missions in your country will not ask you for a flight itinerary, but many will do so. While this may seem insignificant to some, there are very good reasons why embassies require it.

•        As proof that you will not stay too long

•        Decide on the duration of the visa

•        Decide which embassy you should apply

 

The main reason that the embassy or consulate of your destination country asks you for proof of booking reservation is that they want to make sure that you will not exceed your visa and return to your home country before it expires. Since the flight itinerary indicates departure and arrival in your home country, this is a convincing document that you will return. This means that you have to book a return flight reservation because otherwise your booking would be meaningless.

 

HOW TO GET THE FLIGHT ITINERARY FOR ANY VISA APPLICATION?

 You can get the flight itinerary in different ways.

One of them is to get refundable airline tickets, which will be expensive and airlines charged an enormous fee or just buy a flight reservation (Itinerary for VISA) that is much cheaper.

 The fact is that most flight bookings last only 72 hours, while a confirmation of visa application can take up to fifteen days.

Therefore, we had found a way to keep the flight reservation booked for longer. You can do it in different ways depending on your choice. Keep in mind that you should always book a return flight reservation.

 

 

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