My Dummy Ticket
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A dummy ticket, also called an onward ticket, can satisfy the flight-itinerary line on a China tourist visa checklist without locking in a paid fare before approval.
Thailand tourist visa applicants often need proof of onward travel. Here is when a dummy ticket satisfies that requirement and when it does not.
Backpackers ask about Fiji's onward ticket rule constantly. Here's what actually comes up at check-in and immigration, answered question by question.
Approved Oman e-visa but no return flight booked? Here's what actually gets checked at check-in and on arrival, answered in plain language.
Do you actually need an onward ticket for Nepal? Real traveller questions about visa-on-arrival rules, trekking permits and land border crossings, answered plainly.
Qatar's visa waiver confuses a lot of travellers into skipping the onward ticket question entirely. Here's what actually gets asked at check-in and Doha immigration.
Yes, you probably still need a dummy ticket for Saudi Arabia even with an approved e-visa. Here's what travellers actually ask about it.
Real questions travellers ask about Cambodia's dummy ticket and onward ticket rules, from flexible backpacker plans to what happens at Poipet and Bavet.
Sri Lanka's ETA gets you pre-approved, but CMB immigration can still ask for proof of onward travel. Here's what actually counts, and what doesn't.
Does Panama really check for an onward ticket at Tocumen and the land border? Yes, more often than people expect. Here's what to know.
Jordan doesn't advertise its onward ticket requirement, but airlines and immigration still check. This Q&A covers what works as valid proof of departure, whether the Jordan Pass helps, and what to do if your plans shift.
Most travellers flying to Egypt in 2026 need a confirmed onward ticket to clear check-in. Here are the questions backpackers and first-timers ask most often.