How to Buy Early Bird Tickets for Qatar World Cup for as Low as Ksh7,500

FIFA Headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland
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As we get closer to the 2022 World Cup tournament in Qatar, the tickets for various matches are already on sale. 

On Jan 19, 2022, FIFA announced the start of ticket sale for the world football tourney in three phases with the first sale period ending on February 8. The second phase will be held in March.

"Ticket applicants will be notified of the outcome of their ticket applications by email no earlier than 8 March 2022," FIFA noted.

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According to FIFA, in the first two phases, tickets will be awarded randomly if the applications exceed the tickets available. 

As for the third phase, the tickets will be awarded on a first-come-first-serve basis and is expected to happen right, before and during the competition. 

The tickets are grouped into four categories with the cheapest tickets being the fourth category ones which are only available for Qatar residents. 

The cheapest tickets for non-residents are for the group stage matches will cost one a total of Ksh 7,802 (250 QAR) 

The most expensive ticket will be that of the Final at Lusail Stadium, which will cost approximately Ksh 181,839 (£1,179). 

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How to Apply

People interested in attending the matches during the 2022 Qatar World Cup are advised to visit FIFA's website then create an account before purchasing a ticket.  

Additionally, one should choose whether they are international fans or a resident of Qatar then proceed to either signing in or creating an account and then to buy tickets.

Ticket applicants are urged to follow up on their ticket status by accessing their FIFA ticketing accounts.

If ones ticket application is successful or partially successful, an email communication will give further information about payment, the steps to follow and the deadline for payment.

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