Embassy officers verify your flight documents as part of the visa process. Here’s how to ensure your flight itinerary passes their checks every time.
Step-by-step
1. Know what they check
Embassy staff check passenger name, travel dates, route, airline, and PNR code.
2. Ensure accuracy
Make sure your name matches your passport exactly and dates align with your travel plans and other documents.
3. Use a professional reservation
Get a reservation from VisaFlightReservation.com — our PNR codes are professionally formatted to airline standards.
4. Be prepared to explain
If asked, explain that you’ll purchase your actual ticket after visa approval — this is standard practice.
Tips
- Consistency across all documents is key — dates, names, and routes should match
- A confident, honest explanation of your booking approach is always best
- Professional formatting increases credibility
- Keep the reservation easily accessible during your appointment
FAQs
Do embassies actually review PNR codes?
Some do, some don’t. Our PNR codes are always professionally formatted, so you’re covered either way.
What if the embassy questions my reservation?
Explain that you’ll buy your ticket after approval — this is common practice that embassies understand.
Should I memorize my flight details?
It helps to know your basic travel plans (dates, route, airline) in case the officer asks questions.