What is Confirmed Reservation Flight and why do Consulates or Embassies Require Proof of a Confirmed Reservation?

 

Confirmed: The reservation has been successfully booked and accepted by the airline and a space has been reserved on the flight for the traveler. Payment for this reservation may or may not have been processed while a booking is in this status.

You can easily get confirmed flight itinerary and/or flight reservation for visa application by paying small amount to trusted online visa agency. You cannot get this service free as the price paid for flight itinerary is worth for getting your visa approval.

Additionally, if you are looking for trustworthy and verifiable flight itinerary provider then give it a try Schengen Visa Itinerary. They are offering Flight Reservation for visa, Hotel Booking at your destinations and Travel Insurance for any Schengen visa country.

Why do consulates or embassies require proof of a confirmed reservation?

There are several reasons why Schengen countries have adopted this policy. These include:

To prevent people from overstaying their visas – The most important reason why Schengen countries try to control the duration of your stay is to make sure that you will not outstay your welcome. If they did not require proof of a valid return ticket, it could easily happen that visa applicants stay longer than allowed. Requiring them to show a valid return ticket serves as somewhat of a deterrent.

To determine for which period the Schengen visa should be issued – The consulate or embassy often uses the arrival and departure dates mentioned in the flight tickets that you provided to determine the duration for which they will issue your Schengen visa. Once again, we cannot stress enough how important it is that the dates on your approved flight ticket should match the dates in your application form and travel itinerary. Any discrepancies here will at the very least result in administrative hassles but they could also cause your visa application to be rejected.

To make sure the applicant is not applying at the wrong consulate or embassy – The country where you should apply for a Schengen visa is determined by your travel itinerary. There are certain rules to follow here that are discussed in more detail below.

If you will only be visiting one Schengen country, you should obviously apply for your visa at one of their consulates or embassies. If you plan to travel to more than one country in the Schengen area, however, you should apply at the consulate or embassy of the country where you will be spending the longest period of time. If you will be spending an equal amount of time in more than one Schengen country, you have to apply for your visa at a consulate or embassy of the country where you will first arrive in the Schengen area.

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