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World Cup because of his links to “suspected members of terror organisations”. “What happened has happened and it was unfortunate. I am grateful for the support Fifa gave me,” Artan said. He urged his supporters
FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s vows that the upcoming World Cup will be the “most inclusive” in history. Beyond the visa bonds, at least 39 countries remain subject to wide-ranging travel bans. Those include
FIFA World Cup. The censure of US President Donald Trump’s administration grew after top Somali football referee [Omar Artan](/news/2026/6/8/us-confirms-denying-entry-to-somali-referee-set-to-take-part-in-world-cup), who was set to officiate in World Cup games, was denied entry into
FIFA’s 52 World Cup referees, was “determined to be inadmissible due to vetting concerns and was denied entry”, a DHS spokesperson said in an email, without providing further details. Artan’s arrival
FIFA Congress, which will take place on Thursday. She said she received an electronic travel authorisation immediately because she applied on a foreign passport, but other members of the delegation, including the PFA president, general
FIFA World Cup last March, the men’s national team didn’t expect their participation to hinge on visas being granted by hosts, the United States, only at the last moment
issued quickly”. The federation has not revealed whether visas for Mexico and the US have been received. The World Cup, which is being jointly hosted by the US, Mexico and Canada, runs from June
Fifa Pass because they are nationals of Canada or one of the 42 countries that qualify for visa-free travel" or already held a visa. It said that in every case "we will take
Visa Presale Draw and Early Draw. It was not used for the third phase, Random Selection Draw and PMA ticket sales, but is now being utilised again for the last-minute sales phase. ## Will FIFA
issued a “travel advisory” for foreigners attending the [2026 FIFA World Cup](/sports/2026/4/22/five-major-issues-affecting-the-fifa-world-cup-with-50-days-to-go) in the United States. The warning released on Thursday points to the “deteriorating human rights situation in the United States