Proof of Travel
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A hypothetical traveller arrives at the check-in desk with a one-way flight to La Paz and no proof of leaving. This case study examines which documents resolve the query.
A hypothetical one-way applicant bound for Santiago shows how two checkpoints read the same record. The study sets out what the document must contain and how to verify it.
A hypothetical traveller with a one-way fare shows how British Airways staff check onward-travel documents at check-in. The case maps each document to who requests it.
A hotel confirmation proves where you will stay, not how you will leave. This illustrative case study shows how the two documents work together at check-in.
A Triple Frontier case study shows why Paraguay onward-ticket rules depend on whether your passport qualifies for the Mercosur exemption.
Sans billet de continuation, l'enregistrement pour l'Argentine peut être bloqué avant même le contrôle frontière. Étude de cas sur le billet fictif comme solution vérifiable.
A connecting flight proves how you arrive, not how you leave. Here is how through-tickets, self-transfers and transit visas change what onward proof you need.
A composite compliance review of an incomplete travel file for Argentina, and how a verifiable onward ticket closed the gap without an expensive refundable fare.
Ryanair checks travel documents at the boarding gate rather than at online check-in, so an onward ticket or dummy ticket only becomes an issue on a narrow slice of its routes.
Brazil has no codified onward-ticket rule, but airline check-in and Policia Federal review it through two separate documentary standards.
Peru asks visa-exempt tourists for proof of onward travel. Here's where that document actually gets tested, and where an otherwise genuine dummy ticket stops holding up.
À l'enregistrement, seul un billet fictif émis, et non en attente, franchit le contrôle. Voici les trois points où le dossier est testé.