Does Nicaragua, when you're flying in or you're driving in over the border, does Nicaragua require that you have an onward ticket? That is, if you have a flight into the country, do you have to have another flight back out during your time stay, or do you have to have a bus ticket forward, anything like that, to show that you're prepared to leave the country when you're coming into Nicaragua? The answer is very straightforward. The answer is no. Nicaragua never requires an onward ticket when you're entering the country. It doesn't matter if you're coming by airplane. It doesn't matter if you're coming by bus. It doesn't matter if you're coming by car or on foot. There is absolutely and never has been any such requirement in Nicaragua. That does not mean that you will not be scammed. It is a very common scam, especially with certain airlines that pass, especially through the United States, to use this as a scam to try to sell you a different additional tickets. And unless you have really good consumer protections, it doesn't matter whether or not Nicaragua actually has such a requirement. If your airline refuses to let you on, what are you going to do about it?