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Sri Lanka's ETA gets you to the gate, but it won't stop an officer at Bandaranaike International Airport asking for proof you're leaving. Here's what actually satisfies that question in 2026.
Panama checks for a dummy or onward ticket at Tocumen, at land borders, and at the consulate. Here's how to meet the requirement step by step.
Most travellers assume an onward ticket is about showing a piece of paper. The reality is more layered, and knowing the process means fewer surprises at the immigration desk.
Jordan's carriers and immigration both check for a confirmed departure. This six-step guide covers every checkpoint at Queen Alia Airport and the Jordan-Israel land crossings in 2026.
Most visitors to Egypt need a confirmed departure booking to clear airline check-in in 2026. Here's how to get the right document before your check-in window opens.
Morocco's visa-free entry covers around 70 nationalities for 90 days, but one-way arrivals at CMN and RAK are routinely asked to show exit documentation. Here is how to prepare a compliant onward ticket before you fly.
Kenya's immigration desk at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport checks for proof of departure on every non-EAC arrival. A dummy ticket satisfies the requirement when plans aren't finalised.
Argentina requires proof of onward travel for most visa-exempt arrivals, and carriers enforce the rule before you board. This guide covers what to book, when to book it, and what Migraciones checks at EZE.
Ecuador's immigration officers require proof of onward travel at every port of entry. A dummy ticket covers you at both air and land crossings.
Colombia's 90-day visa-free window comes with one condition: proof you're leaving. This step-by-step guide covers every checkpoint, from Avianca check-in to Migración Colombia's arrival desk at BOG.
Costa Rica enforces an onward ticket requirement at both airline check-in and the DGME arrivals desk. This guide walks through each step so you're covered before you board.
The difference between a dummy ticket and a real ticket isn't what you'd expect at the check-in counter. Here's what immigration officers and airline agents actually query when they verify your onward travel.