Embassies require a flight reservation as part of your visa application documents. FlightReserve generates a professional, verifiable PDF using real airline schedule data — ready for submission in minutes.
When you apply for a tourist or business visa, most embassies and consulates ask for a flight itinerary or flight reservation as part of your supporting documents. This document shows:
The key point: embassies ask for a reservation — not a confirmed, paid ticket. Purchasing a full airline ticket before your visa is approved carries financial risk. A flight reservation covers the requirement without that risk.
Full name, nationality, passport number, and passport expiry — exactly as embassies require.
Only real flights from live airline schedules. Verifiable if a visa officer checks.
Generate both inbound and return flight details in a single PDF — what most visa applications require.
Base fare, taxes, and total in your chosen currency — commonly required in visa applications.
Add all traveling family members or group participants in one document.
Clean, properly formatted PDF suitable for printing and uploading to visa portals.
Schengen Zone (26 countries): France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Austria, Switzerland, and others. Schengen visa applications consistently accept flight reservations as travel proof.
United Kingdom: The UK Standard Visitor visa accepts flight itineraries as supporting evidence of travel plans.
Australia: Tourist visa (subclass 600) applications accept flight itineraries alongside accommodation proof.
Canada: Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) applications accept flight reservations as part of the travel plan documentation.
UAE, Saudi Arabia, Southeast Asia: Most tourist visa applications in this region accept flight reservations as standard documentation.
Choose "Return trip" in the generator. Set your departure airport (home country) and destination airport (country you are applying to visit). Pick your planned entry and return dates.
FlightReserve shows live flights for both legs. Select the most appropriate options that match your planned travel window — these should align with your visa application dates.
Name, nationality, passport number — these must match your passport exactly, as the embassy will cross-reference your submitted documents.
Print the PDF or upload it to your embassy's online application portal alongside your other supporting documents (passport, bank statements, accommodation booking, travel insurance).
Most embassies require a flight itinerary or reservation that shows your planned entry and exit flights — including passenger name, airline, flight dates, and route. They do not require a confirmed, paid booking.
The standard document is a PDF flight reservation that looks like a professional itinerary, includes real flight data, and shows the passenger details as they appear on the passport.
For most tourist visas, yes. Embassies want to see that you plan to enter the country (inbound flight) and leave before your visa expires (outbound/return flight). FlightReserve supports round-trip generation that covers both legs in one PDF.
FlightReserve uses real, live airline schedule data. Every flight in your PDF is a real, currently-operating service with a real airline. If a visa officer searches for that flight in a travel booking system, it will be found.
Yes. Schengen embassies consistently accept flight reservations as proof of travel intent. Generate a round-trip PDF with your planned entry and return dates, matching your intended travel window for the Schengen application.
Simply generate a new PDF with the updated dates. FlightReserve generates each PDF fresh from live data, so it always reflects the dates you enter. A new generation uses one credit (or your free credit if unused).
Real airline data. Professional PDF. Embassy-ready in seconds.
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