COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee is pleased to open requests for media accreditation to the Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024.U.S. press organizations must apply for accreditation via the application form byDec. 1, 2022, to be considered for the initial allocation. The application, as well as additional details, for both the Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024 can be found below:
Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024 - Press by Number Form (tfaforms.net)
Please note that any requests submitted after Dec. 1, 2022 will not be eligible for first round allocation and will be added to a waitlist.
The process is open to:
• Daily or weekly newspapers
• National news or sports magazines
• Web-based organizations with staff members providing original content
• Photographic media organizations with established magazine, newspaper and web-based clientele
All requesting organizations must be based in the United States and meet the guideline standards included on the registration site.
TheUSOPCreceives a limited number of accreditations from the International Olympic Committee and International Paralympic Committee for allocation to U.S. media outlets. You will receive a confirmation email after submitting to keep for your records, and we expect toshare allocation results early in 2023.
After the Press by Number process concludes, the Press by Name for Paris 2024 will open in the fall of 2023. For the full accreditation timeline, please visit the IOC and IPC accreditation overview pages:
IOC Paris Accreditation (Olympic Media Resources - Information for Journalists (olympics.com))
IPC Accreditation pages. Media Office (paralympic.org)
The USOPC does not accredit rights-holding television/radio networks, non-rights-holding television/radio networks or wire services. Those requests must be directed to the IOC and IPC.
Media wishing to attend the Games must have a valid passport through February 2025.
For additional questions, please e-mail Accreditation@usopc.org.
