The visiting associations cover their own international and national travel expenses to and from the mini-tournament venue.
The host association of the preliminary round and each intermediate round mini-tournament retains its revenue and pays all organisational costs.
To cover the costs of the preliminary round, the UEFA administration credits the host association with a financial contribution of €100,000.
To cover the costs of the intermediate round mini-tournaments, the UEFA administration credits each host association with a financial contribution based on the host country's gross national income per capita, according to the categorisation of the UEFA member associations:
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For four-team mini-tournaments:
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€70,000 for a category 1 host country;
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€80,000 for a category 2 host country;
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€90,000 for a category 3 host country.
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For three-team mini-tournaments:
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€50,000 for a category 1 host country;
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€60,000 for a category 2 host country;
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€70,000 for a category 3 host country.
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This amount is credited to the corresponding UEFA member association's account on completion of the intermediate round.
The host association pays for the board and lodging of all participating teams (for a maximum of 24 persons per delegation, i.e. 18 players and 6 team officials), and for any costs related to their transport within the host association’s territory. The host association’s obligations to each visiting team commence one day before the team’s first match in a mini-tournament and end one day after their last match.
The travel costs and daily allowances of the referees appointed by the host association are borne by the host association.
UEFA compensates visiting associations for their teams' travel. It contributes €20,000 to each team that travels by plane, and €7,500 to each team that travels by other means. Participants are free to choose their mode of transport and must inform the UEFA administration in due time.