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flag The U.S. launched a fast-track visa program for World Cup fans starting Jan. 20, 2026, offering priority interviews to ticket holders.

flag The U.S. has launched FIFA PASS, a fast-track visa program starting January 20, 2026, offering priority interview appointments to confirmed World Cup ticket holders. flag The initiative, part of the Trump Administration’s efforts to support the co-hosted tournament with Canada and Mexico, aims to reduce visa wait times—now under 60 days in most countries—by deploying over 500 additional consular staff. flag The 48-team World Cup runs from June 11 across 11 U.S. cities, including the final at MetLife Stadium. flag Applicants must still meet standard visa requirements, including proving intent to return and passing security checks. flag The program does not guarantee approval, and fans from countries under travel restrictions may still face barriers. flag The State Department urges early application via the official FIFA World Cup 26 visa portal.

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