Onward Tickets Basics
What is an onward ticket?
An onward ticket (also called a return ticket or onward flight reservation) is a flight booking that proves you will leave a country before your visa or visa-free entry expires. Immigration authorities and airlines require this document to confirm you are not planning to overstay.
FlightProof provides a reservation-style onward-travel itinerary with a PNR-style booking reference.
Do I need an onward ticket?
40+ countries require proof of onward or return travel at immigration or airline check-in. This includes Thailand, Indonesia (Bali), Japan, Philippines, UAE, UK, India, and many more.
How does FlightProof work?
1. Enter your travel details on our homepage. 2. Choose Economy ($7) or Business Class ($19). 3. Pay with card or Solana crypto. 4. Receive your PNR-style booking reference via email in under 60 seconds.
Is the PNR code real?
Yes, absolutely. Every FlightProof itinerary includes a PNR-style booking reference generated for onward-travel documentation. It is not an active airline reservation, so it cannot be verified on an airline website.
Can I check my PNR online?
Yes! Go to the airline website, find "Manage Booking," enter your PNR code and last name. Your booking will appear with all flight details.
How fast do I get my ticket?
Under 60 seconds. Most competitors take 5-30 minutes. Our automated system processes your reservation instantly.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex) via Stripe and cryptocurrency (Solana/SOL) for instant payments.
Can I get a refund?
No. All sales are final once your booking reference is issued — no refunds are given. Email [email protected]. Refunds processed within 5-10 business days.
🎫 Still have questions?
Our support team is available 24/7. Email us at [email protected].
Get Your Onward Ticket — →US Visa Applications (B1/B2)
Is a FlightProof reservation valid for a US visa (B1/B2) application?
Yes. US consulates officially ask for a flight itinerary or reservation — not a purchased ticket. The Department of State explicitly advises applicants not to buy a ticket before the visa is approved. Your FlightProof document shows the route, travel dates and passenger name with a PNR-style booking reference, exactly the travel plans officers want to see at your DS-160 interview.
Print it or show it from your phone. If your interview date moves, we reissue the itinerary with the new date for free.
Do I need to buy a ticket before my US visa interview?
No — and you shouldn't. Paying the full fare before approval means risking hundreds or thousands of dollars on cancellation if the visa is delayed or refused. Presenting a reservation-style itinerary is the standard, officially recommended way to document your travel plans for a B1/B2 interview. Once your visa is in your passport, book the real flight.