Got tickets for matches you can’t make? Still hoping to cheer on your team at the upcoming World Cup tournament?
We have good news, as the World Cup ticket resale platform is now open.
Open until the end of the tournament, FIFA ticketing establishes the ticket prices on the resale platform, which could be higher or lower than the original price paid.
There are no guarantees that the tickets will be resold, but if they are, a resale fee of either QR2, or five percent of the original price, whichever is greater, will be charged per ticket.
Refunds for tickets sold will be processed within 30 working days.
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For those purchasing tickets through the resale platform, a fee of either QR2, or five percent of the aggregate purchase price, whichever it greater, will be charged.
After buying a ticket on the platform, you will receive confirmation via email.
You can find out more about the resale platform, and buy and sell tickets, on the FIFA website by clicking here.
Reselling tickets through any other platform is strictly prohibited.
The news comes after the last-minute sales phase began last week.
Also running until the end of the tournament, around 2.45 million tickets have already been sold.
Until Sun Dec 18. fifa.com.
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