Onward travel proof for visa applications
Understand when a flight reservation may be requested as part of a visa application.
ExitPass and visa applications
ExitPass is currently designed for onward or exit travel proof. It is not sold as a guaranteed round-trip reservation for visa approval.
What visa applications typically require
Visa applications may ask for:
- A flight itinerary showing entry and exit dates.
- A booking reference (PNR) that can be verified.
- Evidence that you intend to leave the country within the permitted stay.
- Passenger details matching your application.
How ExitPass supports your application
ExitPass creates a real flight reservation with a verifiable PNR. The reservation includes your itinerary, passenger names, and flight details. You can present the TravelPass document as part of your visa application. The PNR can be verified on the airline's website, which is what visa officers may check.
Important note on visa decisions
ExitPass provides a real, verifiable reservation. It does not guarantee visa approval — visa decisions depend on many factors beyond flight evidence, including your nationality, financial situation, and travel history. Always check the specific requirements of the embassy or consulate handling your application.
FAQ
Will the embassy accept an ExitPass reservation?
Many embassies accept a verifiable flight reservation as part of a visa application. However, requirements vary by country and visa type. Some embassies require a paid e-ticket rather than a reservation. Check the specific requirements before applying.
Can I schedule the reservation for my visa interview date?
Yes. You can schedule the reservation for a date close to your visa interview or planned travel date, so the PNR is fresh and verifiable when it is checked.