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"온워드 티켓"의 의미는 무엇인가요?

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Direct answer

온워드 티켓이란 비자 면제 체류 기간이나 비자 기간이 만료되기 전에 출국할 것을 증명하는 실제 PNR 코드로 항공사 예약 시스템에 보관된 확인된 항공권 예약을 의미합니다. 항공사들은 탑승 전 이를 확인하며, 출입국 심사관은 도착 시 확인하기도 합니다. 실제 표만큼 비용이 들지 않으면서 "출국 여행 증빙" 요건을 충족합니다.

Terminology breakdown

진행 means departing the destination country toward either your home country or a third country. 티켓 is used in everyday travel parlance to describe any verifiable outbound flight document—including a held Global Distribution System (GDS) reservation carrying a 6-character PNR locator. In regulatory texts such as EU Visa Code (Regulation (EC) No 810/2009, Annex II) and U.S. 8 CFR Part 217, this requirement is referred to as a "return or onward ticket, or reservation thereof."

Synonym mapping in travel and visa rules

  • Flight reservation / held itinerary: Technical GDS term for an unticketed booking with an active 6-character PNR (48 hours standard or 7 days extended validity).
  • Proof of onward travel: Regulatory umbrella term used in IATA Timatic and border codes.
  • Dummy ticket: Informal traveller slang that can refer either to a real GDS reservation or to a fabricated PDF (OnwardTicket.us provides only real GDS reservations).

Critical distinction: reservation vs. e-ticket

An onward ticket from OnwardTicket.us ($7 One-Way, $11 Return, $9/leg Multi-City) is a temporary held flight reservation, not a purchased e-ticket, and cannot be used to board a flight. PNR verification confirms the reservation exists in the airline/GDS system while active, and does not guarantee boarding or immigration admission. See Service Overview & Technical Specification에서 확인하세요.

Frequently asked questions

단독 항공권 예약과 귀국권은 같은 건가요?
A return ticket brings you back to your origin airport, whereas an onward ticket exits the destination country to any qualifying third country or back home. Both satisfy proof-of-onward-travel rules.
Why do travellers call a flight reservation an "onward ticket"?
"Flight reservation" is the technical GDS term; "onward ticket" is the phrase airlines, IATA Timatic notices, and travellers use at check-in counters.
Does proof of onward travel have to be an air reservation?
At airport check-in desks, almost always yes—airline Departure Control Systems query IATA Timatic and agents verify air PNRs rather than bus or ferry receipts.

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