How to Get Portugal Tickets for World Cup 2026

Written by Aviran Zazon | Last updated on January 19, 2026

Getting hold of Portugal tickets for World Cup 2026 is a real mission, especially with Ronaldo likely wrapping up his international career at the tournament.

To get tickets for Portugal matches at FIFA World Cup 2026, you’ll want to tap into FIFA’s ticket draws, as well as know what your options are if you miss out on the first waves.

There was also a Portuguese FA allocation, which has already sold-out for the group stage matches.

Read on, and we’ll explain the various ways to buy Portugal World Cup 2026 tickets for Houston, Miami and the knockouts, assessing the most reliable options.

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Getting Portugal Tickets Through the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF)

Now, Portugal’s Football Federation (FPF) was only given a tiny share of each venue (about 8% of seats) to sell to fans. These FPF tickets were offered via the official Portugal+ fan club and other channels.

If you’re a member of the free Portugal+ programme, run by the FPF, you get priority access and possibly discount codes for national team tickets.

In late 2025, Portugal+ members could register for a group stage ticket draw, but applications far exceeded supply. An email from FPF would contain an “access code” if you were selected. You would then log into FIFA’s ticket portal, enter that code, and apply for Portugal’s games.

By 18 December 2025 the FPF confirmed all its group-stage tickets had sold out, and they’ll only notify winners of the draw in February 2026.

FIFA Supporter Tickets and General Sales for Portugal World Cup Tickets

FIFA runs its own sales in phases. The key window for Portugal fans was the Random Selection Draw (phase 3) which ran from 11 December 2025 until 13 January 2026.

In that period any fan, with or without a code, could log into FIFA.com/tickets and enter the draw for specific group-stage games once the groups were known.

Portugal will play in Group K against the winner of the inter-continental playoff (New Caledonia/Jamaica/DR Congo), as well as against Uzbekistan and Colombia.

All entries in the draw were treated equally regardless of when you applied. Winners of the draw were notified and charged automatically in February.

Fans who hold an Access Code from the FPF (a “PMA code” for Portugal) simply chose the “PMA Supporter Tickets” option on FIFA.com and entered their code.

Then they could select “Supporter Tickets: Group Stage” to pick Portugal’s matches and ticket categories. If you didn’t have a code, you could still enter the same draw for general sale tickets.

Key dates: FIFA’s third phase, the World Cup ticket lottery, opened on 11 Dec 2025 right after the draw and closed on 13 Jan 2026. Earlier phases, like the Visa pre-sale and early draw, had millions enter, but they were global and not team-specific.

Once phase 3 closed, FIFA allocated seats and emailed successful applicants (group stage tickets were charged in Feb).

If you missed that, there will be a final open sale in 2026 for any remaining tickets so keep an eye on FIFA’s site for the exact dates.

FIFA Resale/Exchange Marketplace for Portugal World Cup Tickets

If you didn’t win tickets in the draws, FIFA’s official resale/exchange platform is the safest next step. Launched on 15 December 2025, it lets fans buy and sell tickets at face value (with a service fee). It is run by FIFA and guarantees genuine tickets. Here are the essentials:

Opening: The resale portal opened on 15 Dec 2025 for group-stage games and it will reopen later for knockout games. Buyers and sellers log in to FIFA.com/tickets, and transactions occur there.
Pricing: Sellers can list their tickets up to but not above the original price. The marketplace adds a 15% commission fee to the sale, shown at checkout. For example, if you list a €576 ticket, buyers pay €663 and the extra €86 is FIFA’s fee.
Regional rules: Fans in Canada or the USA may price freely, but Mexican sellers can only list at the original face value. This is due to local regulations.
Safety: Because it’s the official FIFA platform, you can be confident tickets are valid. FIFA explicitly designed the exchange to shield fans from unauthorized scalpers. In short, buying on FIFA’s site is far safer than a random online marketplace.
Timing: You can only list tickets up until the games take place. Unsold listings expire. Also, if you bought a conditional knockout ticket, dependent on Portugal advancing, you can only resell it once Portugal has qualified for that round.

Using FIFA’s marketplace is straightforward but keep in mind limited supply. High-demand games often sell out immediately even on resale, so check the site often.

Buying Portugal World Cup 2026 Tickets on the Secondary Market

Many fans end up turning to secondary ticket sites. Prices there tend to be much higher than face value, but they are an option if you missed the official routes.

We strongly recommend using a comparison/aggregation site like www.healtharomatherapy.com rather than buying from an unknown seller.

For example, www.healtharomatherapy.com currently lists hundreds of thousands of World Cup tickets, all from vetted vendors.

All tickets on its site are from pre-screened sellers and come with a money-back guarantee if something goes wrong. Using such a site lets you quickly compare prices across several brokers.

Points to know about the resale market:

Expect volatile prices. Most good seats now go for hundreds if not thousands of pounds. The cheapest 2026 tickets were supposed to be a new “Supporter Entry” tier at €52, but only a tiny fraction of those exist. World Cup ticket prices have far outpaced early estimates, but the market will settle as the tournament approaches.
Look for guarantees. If you do buy secondary, stick with reputable platforms. www.healtharomatherapy.com only features sites that offer buyer protection. Avoid street vendors, random classifieds or shadowy forums.

Ultimately, using the secondary market is a last resort if official tickets are gone. If you do, consider setting price alerts on comparison sites.

You might catch a deal or a seat upgrade. Sometimes fans sell seats they can no longer use at a slight premium.

And remember: www.healtharomatherapy.com and similar services make it easier to avoid scams as they only list sellers who can guarantee safe delivery.

Hospitality and Packages for Portugal World Cup 2026 Tickets

Yes, there are hospitality and travel packages. But be warned, they’re very expensive. FIFA works with authorised partners to offer premium packages that bundle match tickets with extras (pre-game lounges, catering, souvenirs, etc.) and even flights/hotels.

For instance, by late 2025 you could find official hospitality packages for sale at thousands of pounds per match. These are completely optional and geared toward big spenders.

We won’t name brands, but if you have a fat wallet, FIFA’s tournament hospitality programme and some tour operators will sell you all-inclusive trip packages. Just know that you’re paying way over face value for the convenience and perks.

Ronaldo’s Participation for Portugal at World Cup 2026

Finally, yes, Cristiano Ronaldo is expected to be in the Portugal lineup, even with his recent red-card saga. Despite getting a three-match ban for an incident vs Ireland in Nov 2025, FIFA’s disciplinary committee suspended two of those games on probation.

In practical terms, that means Ronaldo only missed the last qualifier (Armenia) and will be free to play in the World Cup group games.

In fact, FIFA announced that Ronaldo will not miss Portugal’s opening match. This makes his fifth World Cup very likely, and the opening rounds “Ronaldo’s World Cup” in Portugal’s eyes.

Ronaldo himself has said 2026 will be his last World Cup. That only adds to the hype, as fans worldwide want to see the legend one last time.

It means Portugal should be a top favourite in their group, and buying a ticket in advance for those games, by one of the above methods, makes sense if you want a chance to see Ronaldo.

Portugal’s 2026 World Cup Fixtures

Here are Portugal’s confirmed group-stage games in 2026 (all times local):

Date	Opponent	Venue (And Seating Plan)	Kick-off (Local)
Wed 17 June 2026	Winner of New Caledonia/Jamaica/DR Congo Playoff	NRG Stadium Seating Plan, Houston (USA)	12:00 (CDT)
Wed 23 June 2026	Uzbekistan	NRG Stadium, Houston (USA)	12:00 (CDT)
Sat 27 June 2026	Colombia	Hard Rock Stadium Seating Plan, Miami (USA)	19:30 (EDT)

Table: Portugal’s group games at World Cup 2026

With those fixtures in hand, you can target tickets for the specific match(es) you want. In practice, fans often apply for all three home games in their region to increase the chance of getting at least one.

If you secure any ticket by the above methods, you’ll then have to make payment immediately once chosen.

How to Get Portugal World Cup 2026 Tickets | Frequently Asked Questions

How to get €52 World Cup tickets?

FIFA introduced a Supporter Entry ticket category for World Cup 2026, priced at €52 USD – the lowest face-value tier available. These tickets are extremely limited and mainly reserved for group-stage matches involving teams with large local support or “Supporter” allocations through Participating Member Associations (PMAs), like the Portuguese FA (FPF).

To get one:

Apply during FIFA’s Random Selection Draw (which closed 13 January 2026) or watch for First-Come-First-Served sales in spring.
Join Portugal+ (FPF’s fan programme), which gives early access to FPF-allocated tickets. Some of these may be €52 tickets in Category 3 or 4, especially in larger stadiums.
Monitor the FIFA resale portal, where €52 tickets may reappear at face value plus a 15% service fee.

However, demand for these is sky-high, so getting a €52 ticket is rare and requires luck in the draw or persistence in resale. Find out more with our guide to €52 World Cup 2026 tickets.

Is Portugal out for the World Cup 2026?

No, Portugal has qualified for World Cup 2026 and is competing in Group K.

Will Cristiano Ronaldo Play at World Cup 2026?

Cristiano Ronaldo is expected to lead Portugal in what will likely be his final World Cup appearance.

What is the best site to get World Cup tickets?

The official site for World Cup 2026 tickets is FIFA. Draws, resales and supporter allocations flow through this portal.

If tickets are sold out or unavailable:

Use the FIFA Resale Marketplace (safe and approved).
Or, as a backup, use a verified aggregator like www.healtharomatherapy.com. These platforms pull listings from multiple trusted marketplaces and display prices side-by-side. Though prices may be higher than face value, they typically offer buyer guarantees and more transparency than direct peer-to-peer sellers or scalping forums.

Avoid social media sales, forums, or unverified brokers – ticket scams are common, and fake tickets won’t get you through the gate.

Final Thoughts: How to Get Portugal World Cup Tickets

For casual fans without Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) membership, FIFA sales, the FIFA Resale/Exchange platform and the secondary market are the most viable ways to get Portugal tickets for World Cup 2026.

Demand is sky-high, and this has a lot to do with Cristiano Ronaldo’s participation. With dynamic pricing, the result is ever spiralling ticket costs. Still, for fans who know they will be witnessing history, it may be a price worth paying.

One thing is certain, availability will never be a problem if you go through www.healtharomatherapy.com. As mentioned, all tickets come with refund guarantees, so you can look forward to seeing Portugal and Ronaldo in action.

At this very moment we have 17,116 tickets in our inventory of the World Cup 2026, going for as little as €146.

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