Can you bring medication to a 2026 World Cup match
Yes, you can bring medication to a 2026 World Cup match. Prescription medication in original packaging is allowed. Bring documentation.
FIFA publishes a tournament-wide list of permitted and prohibited items, which applies as a baseline at every 2026 World Cup venue. Local authorities and individual stadiums may add additional restrictions — always check the venue page in the FIFA app on match day.
Why the rule exists
Allowing medication reflects FIFA's commitment to fan experience while maintaining security. The decision is reviewed in consultation with host-country law enforcement, the local stadium operator and FIFA's tournament security director.
What to do if you arrive with it
Security may briefly inspect medication as you pass through screening. Otherwise no special handling is required.
Alternatives at the venue
If you cannot bring medication inside, the typical alternative is first-aid stations inside the venue. This applies at all 16 host cities although specific offerings vary by venue.
Venue-specific check
Rules are tournament-wide but individual venues sometimes tighten or loosen. Specific stadium rules are published in the FIFA app under the match day "Going to the match" section, usually 7 days before kickoff.
Bottom line
Yes, you can bring medication to a 2026 World Cup match. Build your match-day kit around the allowed items list and you will pass security without delay.