So, so. Not a ticket but a kind of booking confirmation and a bit of a inconvenience I think it might have worked if someone had asked for it. Actually it's not a ticket, but rather a kind of booking confirmation page and you have to make a screenprint or create a pdf yourself to keep it stored on your device which is a bit a inconvenience. To be on the safe side, I finally used another provider where you can get a real confirmed ticket and get it in your inbox by email. Just a few bucks more, I feel it's been worth it. Edit: Soon after I've written this review, they've flagged my review as incomplete to take it offline. Seemingly even a 3 star review was so uncomfortable for them that it had to be taken down. Draw your own conclusions from this!

This is a great service for long term… This is a great service for long term travelers, digital nomads, or those involved in the foreign residency process. I would use them again.

Great service Great service, and gives genuine flight info that can be actually used to book if needed.

Spot on never let’s me down super fast… Spot on never let’s me down super fast service

Flight times are not given before… Flight times are not given before purchase. This meant choosing "proof" of a flight in the afternoon/evening was a way longer process than it should have been - I had to refer to actual flight booking sites and try and piece things together. AVOID for use at Royal Thai Consulate General in Penang Malaysia. Even the staff out the front who run the print/copy van know that the "expedia ticket" is not real. Probably avoid for use at any consulate/embassy where they're known to ring and verify flight details. You'll get a black mark against your name and waste your application fee. *Edit* wow, was not expecting a quick reply from customer service, thanks team! That alone gets another star added to the review - I love (and trust) any service that has responsive customer service. To be clear, thinking I could bluff a consulate who run overnight checks was absolutely my mistake, completely not Onward Flights fault. Adding flight times would be a really good feature, and extra templates might deflect some of the "first glance distrust" that the expedia branding gave off.