If you are planning to take your child/children to a World Cup match, there are important details that you need to be aware of.

The ILoveQatar.net (ILQ) team has verified answers to your questions about taking children for a match.

1. Are kids allowed to attend FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ matches? Do they need tickets?

Yes, children are allowed at World Cup matches. However, regardless of age, they must have a match ticket and a Hayya Card to attend matches.

2. Do children need a Hayya Card?

Yes, regardless of age, all children require a Hayya Card.

• How to apply for Hayya Card for dependents or children under 18
• How to apply for Hayya Card or Fan ID

3. Can children go to a match on their own?

A parent or legal guardian must accompany children under 15 to attend matches.

4. Is there any priority for pregnant women or parents with infants?

Parents with infants and pregnant women will be able to enter the stadium through a priority lane (volunteers will be able to assist).

5. Can baby milk be taken into the stadium?

A maximum of 1 litre of baby milk and sterilised water per child can be taken into the stadiums.

6. Do the stadiums have a baby changing room?

All stadiums have family rooms/baby changing facilities.

7. Is there a process to track my child if he/she is lost?

Children can be registered upon arrival at the stadium. Registering your child will provide them with a bracelet which will have their name and parents/guardians' mobile number.

8. Can event staff help find a lost child?

The bracelet provided when registering your child at the stadium will help event staff find your child.

9. How can we report any concerns regarding children at the stadium?

Security guards and stewards at the stadium can be contacted to report any concerns.

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• Your guide to events during the World Cup
• What are the prohibited items at the stadiums for the World Cup?
• Everything you need to know about the Hayya Service Centres

Source: FIFA

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