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Paraguay is landlocked, so how you plan to leave decides what proof you need. Here are five steps to check the rule, build the booking and test it before you fly.
Egypt's entry rules vary by passport, and airlines often ask for onward proof before you board. Here are four steps to check the rule and carry the right proof.
Uruguay can be entered by air, ferry or land border, and each route raises the onward-travel question differently. Here's a calm five-step way to check.
Panama's airline check-in desks often ask for proof of onward travel. These five steps take you from checking who asks to holding a booking you can show.
Chile checks onward-ticket proof differently at the Santiago airport versus its Andean land borders. Here is exactly what to have ready at each one.
L'Argentine n'exige pas de visa pour de nombreuses nationalités, mais les compagnies aériennes vérifient tout de même une preuve de départ à l'enregistrement.
Argentina's visa exemption does not remove the onward-ticket check airlines run at the counter. Here is what actually gets verified before you board.
Brazil's onward-ticket check runs through the airline more than the border, and land crossings behave differently than flying into São Paulo or Rio. Here's what actually gets checked, and where.
Peru has no fixed onward-ticket day count, but airline staff and Migraciones both ask travelers how they plan to leave. Here is what to book and show.
Colombia does not have one fixed onward-ticket rule: airports, land borders, and visa-required travellers each face a different check. Here is what to know before you fly or cross.
Costa Rica sits outside the CA-4 bloc, so its onward-ticket check runs on its own rules. Here's what immigration, airline check-in, and land borders actually look for.
Manila and Cebu immigration officers can ask visa-free arrivals to show a confirmed onward ticket before entry. Here is what actually counts as proof and who tends to get asked.