The Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC) will open a Hayya service centre on Saturday, October 1, to assist fans attending this year’s FIFA World Cup.
Located at Ali Bin Hamad Al Attiyah Arena, the service centre will provide face-to-face support for fans with Hayya Card enquiries. Fans will also be able to print their cards at the facility.
The centre will be open from 10am to 10pm daily and from 2pm to 10pm on Fridays, until January 23, 2023, the SC has said in a statement.
The Hayya Card is mandatory for all FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 ticketholders. It will provide access to stadiums and free public transport on match days during tournament time. The Hayya Card will also act as an entry permit to Qatar for international fans.
Saeed al-Kuwari, Hayya Operations director at the SC, said: “Thousands of fans have successfully applied for their Hayya Card, with the vast majority enjoying a smooth application process. The service centre will provide issue resolution for fans – both in the lead-up to the tournament and during the entire World Cup.”
Hayya Card applications can be made online or via the ‘Hayya to Qatar 2022’ mobile application, which is available on the iOS App Store, Google Play and Huwaei App Gallery. Applicants must have a valid match ticket number and upload their personal details, passport photograph and accommodation information.
The SC has also organised a series of webinars to explain the Hayya Card process. Visit https://www.qatar2022.qa/en/news/Fans-invited-to-attend-Hayya-Card-webinars for further details.
Meanwhile, the last-minute sales phase for FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 tickets began on Tuesday, giving fans another opportunity to secure their seats.
Tickets can be purchased at FIFA.com/tickets on a first-come, first-served basis and will be subject to availability. This sales phase will run until the end of the tournament.
While demand has been high and the initial inventory is expected to sell out quickly, fans should check FIFA.com/tickets on a regular basis, as additional batches of tickets will be made available through further releases and resales, which will be re-launched in due course.
Located at Ali Bin Hamad Al Attiyah Arena, the service centre will provide face-to-face support for fans with Hayya Card enquiries. Fans will also be able to print their cards at the facility.
The centre will be open from 10am to 10pm daily and from 2pm to 10pm on Fridays, until January 23, 2023, the SC has said in a statement.
The Hayya Card is mandatory for all FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 ticketholders. It will provide access to stadiums and free public transport on match days during tournament time. The Hayya Card will also act as an entry permit to Qatar for international fans.
Saeed al-Kuwari, Hayya Operations director at the SC, said: “Thousands of fans have successfully applied for their Hayya Card, with the vast majority enjoying a smooth application process. The service centre will provide issue resolution for fans – both in the lead-up to the tournament and during the entire World Cup.”
Hayya Card applications can be made online or via the ‘Hayya to Qatar 2022’ mobile application, which is available on the iOS App Store, Google Play and Huwaei App Gallery. Applicants must have a valid match ticket number and upload their personal details, passport photograph and accommodation information.
The SC has also organised a series of webinars to explain the Hayya Card process. Visit https://www.qatar2022.qa/en/news/Fans-invited-to-attend-Hayya-Card-webinars for further details.
Meanwhile, the last-minute sales phase for FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 tickets began on Tuesday, giving fans another opportunity to secure their seats.
Tickets can be purchased at FIFA.com/tickets on a first-come, first-served basis and will be subject to availability. This sales phase will run until the end of the tournament.
While demand has been high and the initial inventory is expected to sell out quickly, fans should check FIFA.com/tickets on a regular basis, as additional batches of tickets will be made available through further releases and resales, which will be re-launched in due course.
