FCF defines rules and prices for World Cup 2026 ticket sales
The Cape Verde Football Federation has announced that tickets for Cape Verde's matches at the 2026 World Cup will be sold exclusively online from May 4, with strict rules, a limit of five tickets per person and prices ranging from €60 to €500.
The Cape Verde Football Federation (FCF) has announced the official procedures for the sale of tickets for Cape Verde's group matches in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be held in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
According to the press release issued in Praia, the purchase process will be carried out exclusively through an authorized digital platform, in accordance with the ticketing regulations of the FIFA. Tickets will only be available through the official website indicated by the FCF and subject to availability. The federation stresses that it has no partnership with third-party groups or organizations for the sale of tickets.
https://fcfworldcup2026.atlantidawta.com
To make the purchase, interested parties must provide mandatory data, including full name, e-mail address, passport number with validity, nationality and country of residence. Once purchased, this information cannot be changed.
Among the main rules, the FCF points out that tickets are personal, non-transferable and non-refundable. Each buyer may purchase up to five tickets, regardless of category. The organization also warns that the possession of a ticket does not guarantee the issuance of a visa to enter the United States.
Sales are scheduled to begin on May 4, 2026, with a single batch available and no second shipment of tickets planned. Cases of fraud or attempted resale will result in the immediate annulment of the ticket and notification to the competent authorities.
Concerning prices, Cape Verde's matches against Spain (Match 14) and Uruguay (Match 37) will cost between 60 and 500 euros, depending on the category. The match against Saudi Arabia (Match 65) is priced between 60 and 450 euros.
The FCF and the agency responsible for selling the tickets also clarify that they are not responsible for any possible impediments to entry into the stadiums due to non-compliance with local or event rules.
The communiqué was signed by FCF Secretary General Dan Graça Merkel on April 28, 2026, in the city of Praia.
