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1.5 million fans apply for W’Cup pass -Qatar

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Qatar said on Sunday, that more than 1.5 million people have applied for the compulsory pass for the football World Cup, which begins on November 20, 2022.

Head of the Hayya pass service, Saad Al-Suwaidi, said that between 1.5 million and 1.7 million people have so far applied for the card, that acts as a visa, match ticket, transport ticket and gives access to some fan zones.
All travellers to Qatar will need the pass to enter from November 1, whether they intend to watch a game or not.

Qatar has said it expects more than one million foreign visitors, as well as hundreds of thousands of domestic fans.

International supporters have to apply for the pass after buying tickets and securing accommodation.

Doha’s two international airports are said to also be preparing to handle 150,000 entries a day, officials said.

Those crossing by land from Saudi Arabia must take a bus to Doha, or pay a $1,375 fee to drive their own car.


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