Your complete entry guide for the FIFA World Cup 2026 hosts — the US, Canada, and Mexico. Visa requirements, ESTA, eTA, border crossing rules, and what every fan needs before they board.
Nigerian fans cannot get US tourist visas due to partial travel ban. Attend Canada (TRV required) or Mexico (Mexican visa required) instead. Dual passport holders use their non-Nigerian passport.
UK fans use ESTA for the US (no interview, ~$21), Canada eTA for CAD $7, and Mexico is visa-free. England plays group stage in Dallas. Total documentation cost under $30.
South Korean fans use ESTA for the US (no interview, ~$21), Canada eTA for CAD $7, and Mexico is visa-free. Total documentation cost under $30, all handled online.
European fans with UK, French, German, Spanish, Dutch and other qualifying passports travel to World Cup 2026 USA on ESTA. $21, approved in minutes. Full guide covering ESTA rules, Canada eTA, Mexico entry, and border tips.
German fans use ESTA for the US (~$21), Canada eTA for CAD $7 (Germany plays in Toronto June 20), and Mexico is visa-free. All handled online, total cost under $30.
Pakistani fans need a B1/B2 visa for World Cup 2026 in the USA. Pakistan is NOT on the travel ban list. FIFA PASS priority appointments available. Full guide with documents, wait times, and Canada and Mexico entry rules.
Canadian fans need no visa, ESTA, or advance authorization for the US or Mexico. Canada co-hosts 13 matches in Toronto and Vancouver. Just bring your Canadian passport.
Mexican fans need a B1/B2 US visa for knockout matches in the US. Mexico home matches need no documents. Canada requires an eTA if you have a US visa. Apply for the US visa now.
Argentine fans use ESTA for the US, get the CAD $7 Canada eTA after ESTA approval, and enter Mexico visa-free. Total documentation cost under $30 for most fans.
Brazilian fans need a B1/B2 US visa, a Canadian eTA if you have a US visa, and Mexico is covered by your US visa. Apply for the US B1/B2 now as wait times are 3 to 6 weeks.