Please refer to our Unsolicited Submission Policy.

FIFA does not comment on individual referees’ performances or specific match incidents.

For all enquiries regarding FIFA 19, please contact Electronic Arts.

Please visit the How to Play section on FIFA.com.

Please visit the Careers section on FIFA.com or FIFA’s LinkedIn page. Please note that applications can only be submitted via our online recruitment tool (a link will be provided in the job advert). We do not accept applications via any other method, e.g. by email or post.

Please visit the Careers section on FIFA.com or FIFA’s LinkedIn page. Please note that applications can only be submitted via our online recruitment tool (a link will be provided in the job advert). We do not accept applications via any other method, e.g. by email or post.

Yes. Visitors are welcome in the entrance lobby and gardens at the Home of FIFA in Zurich from Monday to Friday, between the hours of 08:00 and 18:00. In the lobby, there is a small souvenir shop, which is open from 08:30 to 17:30. Corporate or group guided visits are available upon request by contacting visit@fifa.org.

Please visit the museum’s official website.

Only FIFA member associations and confederations can apply for FIFA projects or funds. Contact details for your national football association can be found in the Associations section on FIFA.com.

Please read the Ranking Procedures on FIFA.com.

Please visit the Football Technology section on FIFA.com.

Tickets for all FIFA matches are sold to fans directly and exclusively via FIFA.com. Please visit the FIFA Tournaments section on FIFA.com.

The respective host football association manages ticket sales for friendlies and qualifiers. Contact details can be found in the Associations section on FIFA.com.

Legal enquiries may be addressed to the FIFA Legal & Integrity Division.

Please be informed that all correspondence with the FIFA Legal & Integrity Division must be duly signed and dated and submitted in English, French, Spanish or German in the form of a PDF file to the following email address: legal@fifa.org.

Questions concerning the status and transfer of players may be addressed to the FIFA Players’ Status Department.

Please be informed that all correspondence with the FIFA Players’ Status Department must be duly signed and dated and submitted in English, French, Spanish or German in the form of a PDF file to the following email address: psdfifa@fifa.org.

As a rule, we can only authorise our sponsors and licensees to use these Official Marks. Please refer to the Brand Protection and Official Documents sections on FIFA.com. To submit a request to use FIFA’s Official Marks, please complete the Mark Request Form.

Third parties are allowed to use the text of any FIFA-produced articles, statistics or content that is available on FIFA.com as long as it is for purely editorial, non-commercial purposes, and provided that the source of the material is clearly indicated with the appropriate acknowledgement of credit.

However, this does not apply to protected materials such as images, logos or any other non-FIFA.com articles that you might find on our official website.

Please contact our digital stock provider, Getty Images.

Please visit the FIFA Films website.

Please note that we are unable to provide autographs from any senior FIFA officials. For player and coach autographs, please contact the relevant football association or club.

As well as being available to FIFA employees, FIFA pin badges can be obtained by members of the public at FIFA tournaments and at the Home of FIFA in Zurich.

FIFA receives a large number of requests for donated items and souvenirs from all over the world. We do not have the capacity to handle all of these individual requests, and we have had to take the difficult decision that we cannot offer any assistance in this area.

Please contact your national association to find out what items are available.

FIFA publishes annual activity, financial and governance reports. Please refer to the Official Documents section on FIFA.com.

You can find the full range of FIFA publications and documents online in the Official Documents section on FIFA.com.

FIFA 1904 is only available as a print edition for FIFA’s 211 member associations and visitors to the Home of FIFA. Click on the link to access the e-magazine FIFA 1904.

For further information on this programme and how to apply, please contact the International Centre for Sports Studies (CIES).

Information on our football development programmes can be found in the Development section on FIFA.com. However, please be aware that all of our courses are conducted with the assistance of our member associations and the confederations. For further information about the range of courses on offer, and for registration details, please contact your national football association.

For information about volunteer opportunities, please check out the FIFA Tournaments section on FIFA.com.

All of our courses are conducted with the assistance of our member associations and the confederations. For further information about the range of courses on offer, and for registration details, please contact your national football association.

Please refer to the Regulations on Working with Intermediaries.

Please refer to the Match Agents Regulations.

For the FIFA World Cup™ and the FIFA Confederations Cup:

The player escort programme for the FIFA World Cup™ and the FIFA Confederations Cup is managed by one of our World Cup Sponsors – McDonald’s. Please contact your local McDonald’s office.

For all events other than the FIFA World Cup™ and the FIFA Confederations Cup:

Please refer to the FIFA Tournaments section on FIFA.com.

The Laws of the Game 2018/19 can be found in the Official Documents section on FIFA.com.

The only body able to decide on any change relating to the Laws of the Game is The International Football Association Board (The IFAB). For The IFAB to discuss your proposal, it first has to be sent to and approved by the football association in your country, before being submitted on your behalf. For further information, please contact The IFAB.

Please contact The International Football Association Board (IFAB).

The FIFA.com Club is FIFA’s official online fan community. It is open to football fans everywhere. As a club member, you can interact with millions of fans from all over the world, share your views, enter contests, play games and win prizes. Club members receive exclusive offers from the Official FIFA Online Store and also have the chance to apply for FIFA World Cup™ tickets. Register for the FIFA.com Club here.

Please log in to your club account and visit your club overview page. Click on the “Edit My Profile” link in the top-right corner. You can subscribe or unsubscribe to the newsletter at any time simply by checking or unchecking the boxes in the Newsletter section on this page.

Please visit the Public Viewing section on FIFA.com.

At the moment, FIFA does not offer full-length matches from past FIFA World Cups™. FIFA is looking into providing such a service – a digital offering for fans around the world. In the meantime, please enjoy the many videos from FIFA tournaments that have been uploaded by FIFA onto its platforms.

If you are interested in becoming an official sponsor, please contact sales@fifa.org.

If you are interested in becoming a licensee, please contact fifaretail@fifa.org.

Perimeter board advertising (and all other advertising within official FIFA venues) is only available for use by the appointed Commercial Affiliates for each FIFA event.

If you have been unable to find the information you were looking for in this FAQ section, or on FIFA.com, you can get in touch with us via this contact form.