Commencement for buying last phase of FIFA World Cup tickets starts today

The final phase of ticket sales for the 2022 World Cup matches in Qatar begins today. The International Football Association (FIFA) had started selling the last of the World Cup tickets on the first-come, first-served basis on July 6. The sale will end on August 16. Tickets for the World Cup are directly confirmed to the owners after being chosen and purchased via this link

FIFA, in a statement released at the end of last June had also revealed that 1.8 million tickets had been sold before the start of the third phase. If demand increases and supply decreases, this may lead to the development of reserve lists.

Each fan can buy a limit of six tickets for every match, for a sum of sixty tickets for the competition, and they can go to more than one match each day. Tickets for individual matches will be presented in every one of the four cost classes, with Category 4 tickets simply accessible to occupants of Qatar. People with extraordinary necessities and people with restricted versatility are qualified to get tickets for people with unique requirements in the gathering stage, as long as they meet the opposition reasonableness prerequisites.

Fans from outside Qatar will actually want to use the computerized Hayya card as a visa to enter the country.