The FIFA World Cup 26™ is set to be the biggest edition of the tournament yet, taking place across three countries – the United States, Canada, and Mexico – and hosted in 16 vibrant cities. For the first time in history, fans and communities across North America will unite to deliver the world’s largest single-sport event.
Now, FIFA is calling for passionate and energetic volunteers to join the official volunteer program and play a vital role in making this global celebration of football unforgettable.
Becoming a FIFA World Cup volunteer offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to be part of the team behind the world’s greatest sporting event. Volunteers will:
Support match operations, fan engagement, and event logistics.
Work alongside people from diverse cultures and backgrounds.
Experience the excitement of international football up close.
Build new skills, networks, and lifelong memories.
This is more than volunteering – it is about being part of a global movement that unites billions of fans around the beautiful game.
To join the FIFA World Cup 26™ Volunteer Team, applicants must meet the following requirements:
Availability: Commit to at least eight shifts between 11 June and 19 July 2026.
Age: Be 18 years or older at the time of application.
Eligibility: Meet the entry requirements of the host country.
Language: English proficiency is required; additional languages are a plus.
Training: Attend volunteer team tryouts and complete mandatory training.
Verification: Agree to and pass a background review (process may differ in Mexico).
Volunteers will be placed across 16 official Host Cities, each with unique stadiums and fan zones. Whether you choose to apply for a U.S., Canadian, or Mexican city, you’ll be part of the heartbeat of the tournament.
Explore venues and host cities on the official FIFA World Cup 2026 website before selecting your preferred location when applying.
FIFA volunteers will support a wide range of activities, including:
Match Operations – assisting with stadium logistics and event coordination.
Fan Engagement – welcoming and guiding visitors at fan zones and venues.
Media & Broadcast – supporting international media coverage.
Hospitality & Protocol – ensuring a smooth experience for guests and officials.
No prior volunteering experience is required – training will be provided to ensure all volunteers are prepared for their roles.
Volunteering at the FIFA World Cup involves several steps:
Application Submission – apply online through the official FIFA portal.
Screening & Selection – complete background checks and interviews if required.
Training – attend workshops and role-specific training.
Event Participation – serve across different shifts in host cities.
Recognition – join a global community of FIFA volunteers with memories that last a lifetime.
How many volunteers will be selected?
Tens of thousands of volunteers will be recruited across North America to support the tournament.
Can I choose my Host City?
Yes, volunteers can indicate their preferred host city when applying.
Does FIFA cover expenses?
Volunteers are responsible for travel and accommodation, but they receive official uniforms, meals during shifts, and access to exclusive volunteer events.
Do I need prior experience?
No prior experience is required – enthusiasm, teamwork, and commitment are what matter most.
Can I apply with accessibility needs?
Yes, FIFA encourages inclusive participation and provides support for volunteers with accessibility needs.
For more details, visit the official FIFA World Cup 2026 volunteer FAQ page.
Applications for the FIFA World Cup 26™ Volunteer Program are now open. This is your chance to take part in football history and experience the excitement behind the scenes.
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