2026 World Cup: Check Out All the Countries That Have Qualified So Far

The road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup is heating up, and several nations have already booked their spots in the upcoming tournament, which will be hosted across the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

So far, at least 17 countries have secured qualification for the global showpiece. Making history for Africa, Morocco became the first team from the continent to qualify after a stunning 5–0 win over the Niger Republic. The Atlas Lions topped Group E with maximum points, sealing their ticket with two games to spare.

In South America, Uruguay, Colombia, and Paraguay joined already qualified powerhouses Argentina, Brazil, and Ecuador following their recent fixtures.

The co-hosts — United States, Mexico, and Canada — automatically earned their places, while from Asia, Japan, Iran, Uzbekistan, South Korea, Jordan, and Australia have also confirmed their qualification. Meanwhile, New Zealand will represent Oceania.

Here’s a breakdown of all the teams qualified so far:

CONCACAF

• United States

• Mexico

• Canada

Asia (AFC)

• Japan

• Iran

• Uzbekistan

• South Korea

• Jordan

• Australia

Africa (CAF)

• Morocco

• Tunisia

• Egypt

South America (CONMEBOL)

• Uruguay

• Colombia

• Paraguay

• Argentina

• Brazil

• Ecuador

Oceania (OFC)

• New Zealand

More teams are still battling for qualification, and the list will continue to grow as the tournament draws closer. Stay tuned to ZagaEmpire for updates on all the nations that make it to the 2026 FIFA World Cup!