FIFA Agent Exam Dates 2027: Registration Window & Timeline

FIFA runs the football agent exam through a fixed annual calendar, from application to results. The 2026 cycle looked like this:

Since 2025, FIFA holds a single agent exam session per year. That's a change from 2024, which had two sessions (May and November) to work through the initial wave of applicants.

The practical consequence: if you miss a session, or don't pass, you wait a full year for the next one. There's no fallback date mid-year.

FIFA hasn't published exact 2027 dates yet. Based on the 2026 cycle, expect the application window on agents.fifa.com to open around January 2027, with the exam itself likely in late April.

Missing an exam session means waiting a full year for the next one — so track the 2027 announcement early and start preparing well before applications open.

Registration happens on the FIFA Agent Platform (agents.fifa.com), during an application window that FIFA announces a few weeks ahead. In 2026 it ran from 20 January to 6 March — about seven weeks. Expect a similar window in early 2027; nothing is confirmed yet.

The ingredients are the same every year: an account on the platform, an application submitted inside the window, an eligibility check by your member association, and the exam fee paid to FIFA — the amount appears on the platform before you submit, and your federation may not charge you anything for the exam.

Once accepted, you must complete the mandatory Pre-Exam Readiness Check before exam day (the 2026 deadline was 14 April). Miss the application window and you wait for the 2028 session: there is no catch-up date.