Editorial
Flicket.me Editorial Team
The guides on flicket.me are written and kept up to date by the Flicket.me Editorial Team. We publish under the team name. We are not lawyers, immigration advisers or a consulate, and we do not claim credentials we do not have.
What we cover
- What visa checklists ask for about flights: itineraries, reservations and onward tickets.
- Proof-of-onward-travel rules by country, with the official source for each rule.
- Schengen documents: what the Visa Code says, in plain words, with the article cited.
- How flight search works on Flicket: where prices come from and who sells the ticket.
- How to recognise fake tickets and "dummy ticket" scams.
How we work
Every rule we state should trace back to a primary source: the law itself, an official government or consulate page, or an industry body such as IATA. Guides list their sources at the end and show the date they were last updated. Drafts are written with the help of AI tools; the full process, including what AI is and is not used for, is in our editorial policy.
Our partners do not write, review or pay for guide content, and they cannot buy a place in it. How Flicket earns money is explained on How we make money.
Contact and corrections
Found a mistake or an outdated rule? Email support@flicket.me with the page address and, if you can, a link to the official source. We aim to reply within 24 hours on weekdays. When we confirm an error we fix the page, update its date and add the change to the corrections log.
Rules change, and the consulate you apply to always has the final word. Check its official checklist before you submit.