At least twenty-seven (27) nations have qualified for the Qatar 2022 World Cup, with 5 places still to be confirmed.
The 27 spots were confirmed this window ahead of Friday’s draw, with the inter-Confederation play-offs coming on June 13-14 as well as Ukraine’s tie with Scotland getting pushed to June.
Below are the countries that have qualified for the 2022 World Cup.
Hosts
Qatar had already qualified as the host nation.
Europe
Germany
Denmark
France
Belgium
Croatia
Spain
Serbia
England
Switzerland
Netherlands
Poland
Portugal
Scotland or Ukraine or Wales
South America
Brazil
Argentina
Ecuador
Uruguay
Peru/Colombia/Chile go to an inter-confederation play-off
Africa
Senegal
Cameroon
Ghana
Morocco
Tunisia
North America
Canada
USA/Mexico/Costa Rica
USA/Mexico/Costa Rica
USA/Mexico/Costa Rica go to an inter-confederation play-off
Asia
South Korea
Iran
Japan
Saudi Arabia
Australia/United Arab Emirates will go through to the inter-confederation play-off.
OFC
New Zealand/Solomon Islands
Inter-Confederation Play-offs
Australia/United Arab Emirates v Peru/Colombia/Chile
USA/Mexico/Costa Rica v New Zealand/Solomon Islands