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Flight Itinerary for Visa Application in Thailand
Something a visa officer or a check-in desk can actually verify – a real airline, flight number and PNR, not a ticket bought just in case. The PDF lands in your inbox about a minute after you pay. Search out of Bangkok, then buy the real flight once your visa or your dates are locked in.
- ✓ PDF in your inbox in about a minute
- ✓ Flight and PNR details that hold up to a check
- ✓ Pay with your Thai card
- Airline
- Real carrier & flight number
- Passengers
- As printed on the passport
- Reference
- Booking ref & PNR
- Delivery
- PDF by email, under a minute
A provisional flight booking for a visa application from Thailand
A Thai passport gets you into some places without any paperwork at all, and nowhere close to all of them.
A Thai passport doesn't get you very far without a visa. The Schengen area, the UK, the United States and Australia all want a full application filed in advance, with a real trip attached to it. Japan is one of the exceptions – Thai visitors can stay up to 15 days without a visa at all. Canada sits in between: with a valid US visa, or a Canadian visa held in the last ten years, you can use the quicker eTA instead of applying for a full visa.
Even a visa-free trip to Japan isn't completely free of checks. Airlines can ask to see a return or onward ticket at check-in before they'll let you board, since they're the ones fined if a passenger can't actually leave again. For the countries that do need a visa, the bigger risk is timing – a Schengen or US decision can take weeks, and a discounted fare rarely survives a date change once it's booked.
A reservation solves both problems. It's a real airline, flight number and PNR – enough to show at check-in or attach to a visa file – at a fraction of what an actual ticket costs, with nothing to lose if your dates move.
Who needs this flight reservation for visa
Thai travellers who need to show a flight plan for a visa, or at check-in for a visa-free trip.
- ✓ Schengen visa
- ✓ UK Standard Visitor visa
- ✓ US B1/B2 visitor visa
- ✓ Canada visitor visa or eTA
- ✓ Australia visitor visa (subclass 600)
- ✓ Proof of onward travel for a visa-free trip, like Japan
- ✓ Any embassy or airline asking for proof of onward or return travel
What a flight reservation for visa costs from Thailand
A single charge for the whole itinerary regardless of leg count, plus a modest add-on per extra traveller after the first – a fraction of a real ticket's cost, and it doesn't hinge on the visa actually being approved.
One flight, one direction – good for a move, or proof of onward travel with no return date fixed yet.
There and back on one document – what most visitor visa files, and most airline check-in checks, are looking for.
One flat charge whatever the leg count, including a routing that lands in one country and departs from a different one.
- Each extra adult Bt 500 · $15
- Each child (2–11) Bt 325 · $10
- Each infant (under 2) Bt 175 · $5
Charged in US dollars ($15 / $19 / $25). THB figures are indicative, converted at Bt 33 to $1 on 8 August 2026 – your bank sets its own rate on the day, so expect a small difference.
Your dummy flight ticket: search, add, pay, download
No account needed, and no trip to a visa office to get the document.
Search a real flight
Enter your route and dates out of Bangkok, or wherever your trip starts. It's checked against live flight schedules, so it's a flight that's actually running.
Add your travellers
Type each name exactly as the passport's data page prints it. Every traveller on the trip goes on the one document.
Pay Bt 500
Bt 500 one-way, Bt 625 round-trip, Bt 825 multi-city. You pay in US dollars, and your bank sets the baht amount that day.
Get your PDF
As soon as payment clears, it's in your inbox. Order Lookup pulls it back up later using your email and booking reference.
Paying for your flight itinerary for visa from Thailand
Your normal card should work. There's no extra account to set up first.
Your Visa or Mastercard should clear it
A debit or credit card from a Thai bank – Bangkok Bank, Kasikornbank, SCB or Krungthai among others – works at checkout like it would on any other site charging in US dollars.
The charge is in US dollars
The exchange happens at Stripe's end, in the same transaction as the charge – no separate conversion step for you to handle.
The baht amount you'll see
About Bt 500 one-way, Bt 625 round-trip and Bt 825 multi-city. The real charge is in US dollars, so your bank sets the exact baht figure that day.
Card details go straight to Stripe over an encrypted connection – our servers never see them. Nothing runs through a bank transfer, and no one will ever ask you to send money that way.
What you actually get with your flight reservation for visa
A single PDF, in your inbox within a minute of paying, formatted to read as genuine proof of travel because that's exactly what it is.
A dummy flight ticket naming a carrier that's actually flying
Each leg carries the actual operating airline and flight number, taken straight from live schedule data rather than entered by hand.
Connections written in, not hidden
A change of aircraft – through Tokyo, Dubai or Doha – shows as its own leg on the page, the way an officer or a check-in agent expects to read it.
Passenger names matching the passport
Every passenger's name appears exactly as their passport data page prints it, next to a booking reference and PNR.
A reference you can hand over with confidence
Type it into a lookup and a genuine booking comes back. That's what tells a mission or a check-in desk this isn't an edited screenshot.
Departure airports for your dummy flight ticket from Thailand
Most trips start at Suvarnabhumi, Bangkok's main international gateway. Don Mueang, Phuket and Chiang Mai are in our search too, for a trip that starts somewhere else in the country. Starting outside Thailand altogether works just as well.
| Airport | City | IATA |
|---|---|---|
| Suvarnabhumi Airport | Bangkok | BKK |
| Don Mueang International Airport | Bangkok | DMK |
| Phuket International Airport | Phuket | HKT |
| Chiang Mai International Airport | Chiang Mai | CNX |
Thai Airways, ANA and Japan Airlines all fly this nonstop. Thai passport holders don't need a visa for a short stay, but airlines can still ask to see proof of onward travel before boarding.
Thai Airways and Air France both fly this nonstop. It's the route behind a large share of French Schengen files out of Bangkok.
Thai Airways and British Airways both fly this nonstop. It's the route most UK Standard Visitor files out of Bangkok are built around.
No nonstop between Thailand and the US – expect a change through Tokyo, Seoul or a Gulf hub. B1/B2 interviews happen at the US Embassy in Bangkok, and the connection should sit safely after whatever interview date you're given.
No nonstop between Thailand and Canada either – expect a connection through a US hub or Tokyo. Whether this trip needs the quick eTA or a full visitor visa depends on your travel history, not the flight itself.
Thai Airways' nonstop. A subclass 600 visa application still needs filing online before you fly, whatever the length of the trip.
Thai visa applications that ask for a flight reservation
What you need, and where you apply, changes by destination. These are the ones Thai travellers ask about most.
Schengen Area
A full visa is needed for any length of stay. Consulates and their outsourcing partners in Bangkok want a specific, dated flight plan attached to the application, not a general statement of intent.
United Kingdom
Standard Visitor applications go in online, with biometrics given at a visa application centre in Bangkok. The decision itself is made outside Thailand.
United States
B1/B2 interviews happen at the US Embassy in Bangkok. There's no nonstop routing to the US from here, so the itinerary needs to show the connection through Asia or the Gulf as its own leg.
Canada
Holding a current US visa, or a Canadian visa issued within the past ten years, qualifies you for the quicker eTA instead of a full application. Without one of those, expect the same Temporary Resident Visa process as a US or UK file.
Australia
Every visit needs a subclass 600 visa, filed online. There's no visa-free or on-arrival option for a Thai passport.
Japan
No visa needed for a stay of up to 15 days, but airlines can still ask to see a return or onward ticket before they'll let you board. It's worth having something to show even without an application to file.
Requirements and processing times shift without warning – confirm what currently applies to your destination before applying or booking real travel.
What gets a Thai flight reservation for visa sent back
The document itself rarely causes a rejection. Most issues trace back to the itinerary disagreeing with something else already in the file.
A name that doesn't line up with the passport
Whatever name is used in daily life, the one on the application has to match the passport's data page exactly – same spelling, same order, nothing shortened or dropped.
Treating a visa-free destination as no-questions-asked
Not needing a visa isn't the same as not needing proof. Airlines can hold a passenger at check-in over a missing return ticket just as easily as a border officer can, and it's the airline that gets fined if it lets someone board without one.
A trip that reads differently from the hotel booking or invitation
Everything else in the file – an invitation letter, a hotel booking, a conference registration – gets cross-checked against the itinerary. Mismatched dates are the first thing an officer flags.
Leaving the return leg off a visitor file
A visitor visa is fundamentally a check on whether you intend to leave again. An itinerary with no return leg gives the officer nothing to confirm that against.
Assuming Canada's eTA applies without checking
The eTA route only opens up with a currently valid US visa or a Canadian visa from within the last decade. Absent either, applying for it just delays the full visa process you needed anyway.
Paying for the actual flight ahead of a decision
A visa decision can take weeks or months, and a discounted fare rarely survives a date change that far out. The reservation absorbs that uncertainty – book the actual flight once the visa is in hand.
Questions about your flight itinerary for visa from Thailand
Questions Thai applicants ask most before they order.
Do I need to buy the actual flight before I apply?
No – this stands in for the ticket at the application stage, or for check-in on a visa-free trip. Buy the real flight once your visa is granted, or once your travel dates are locked in.
How much does an itinerary from Thailand cost?
About Bt 500 one-way, Bt 625 round-trip and Bt 825 multi-city, however many flights that covers. Extra travellers cost about Bt 500 per adult, Bt 325 per child aged 2–11 and Bt 175 per infant. These convert $15, $19 and $25 in US dollars – your card is charged in dollars, so your bank sets the baht amount that day.
Do I need this for a visa-free trip to Japan?
You don't need a visa for a short stay, but an airline can still ask for proof you're leaving again before it lets you board. It costs little to have a reservation ready, and it avoids being held up at check-in.
How do I know if I qualify for the Canada eTA?
A current US visa, or a Canadian visa held within the past ten years, qualifies you for the eTA in place of a full visa application. Without either, the full Canadian visitor visa process applies.
Is this an actual flight reservation?
Yes. It's a genuine reservation on a flight that's actually operating, with a real airline, flight number and PNR. Order Lookup can bring it back up later. It isn't a paid ticket – a reservation is what most missions, and most airlines at check-in, are actually asking for.
How quickly will I get it?
Roughly a minute after payment goes through, any hour of the day. Ordering the same morning as an appointment or a flight is fine.
Which Thai airport should I search from?
Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi (BKK) is the main one, and it's in our search along with Don Mueang, Phuket and Chiang Mai. Starting from outside Thailand works too, if that's genuinely where the trip begins.
What happens if someone checks the reference?
It resolves to a genuine booking, because a real reservation sits behind it – that's the whole distinction between this and an edited screenshot.
Do I need a fresh itinerary for each application?
Yes, if the travel dates are different between them. A second one is priced exactly the same as the first.
What if the visa is refused?
The fee covers producing and delivering the document itself, regardless of the outcome – that decision belongs to the mission alone. It caps your exposure at Bt 500–Bt 825, rather than an international fare that's rarely refundable after a refusal.
Have the dummy flight ticket ready, not the real one
Search a real flight out of Bangkok, add your travellers, and pay by card. Your PDF is ready before the rest of your paperwork is – book the real flight once your visa or your dates are settled.
Get your flight itinerary – from Bt 500