Within the first four hours of the opening of the last sales phase, 126,837 tickets were requested by football fans from around the world for the 2014 FIFA World Cup 80,496 from Brazilian national and 46,341 from international football fans. The top ten nationalities, by tickets successfully allocated, were: Brazil, USA, Colombia, Argentina, Germany, Mexico, France, England, Chile and Australia.

Only credit and Visa debit cards will be accepted in this phase there is no option to pay with a Boleto. Visa is the preferred payment method of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. It is important to ensure that ticket buyers have enough funds for their respective payment method. If a ticket purchaser wants to transfer a discounted ticket to a different guest, he/she may only do so to people eligible for the same concession type. The main applicant ticket cannot be transferred. In case a ticket has been successfully re-sold, the buyer will receive a refund based on the face value price paid, less a resale handling fee of 10%.

The FIFA Venue Ticketing Centres in all the 2014 FIFA World Cup Host Cities will be open as of 18 April 2014 at 12h for ticket pick-up only. For the first three weeks, they will be available for the public only from Friday to Sunday. Information on the FIFA Venue Ticketing Centres opening hours and location can be found at FIFA.com. Fans also have the option to schedule an appointment via FIFA.com to collect their tickets. Fans who are entitled to receive a discount must bring their proof of eligibility to the Ticketing Centre in order to pick up the tickets. Disabled customers must bring a medical certificate. All fans collecting must carry their ticket purchase confirmation and the photo ID/passport used for the purchase.