FIFA announced on Tuesday that Brazil will host the 2027 Women's World Cup from June 24 to July 25.
The 32-team tournament, the first in South America, will follow the same slot allocation for confederations as the 2023 editions, with 11 UEFA teams qualifying directly.
Asia's AFC has six direct slots, Africa's CAF and North America's CONCACAF four, South America's CONMEBOL three, and Oceania's OFC one.
Three remaining slots will be determined by a two-phase 10-team playoff tournament between November 2026 and February 2027.
Brazil, which won the hosting rights in May, will host the tournament at 10–12 venues, many of which were used for the 2014 men's World Cup.
"This historic tournament will have a massive impact not only in South America, but around the world," FIFA President Gianni Infantino said.
On Wednesday, FIFA will announce the 2030 and 2034 men's World Cup hosts: Morocco, Spain, and Portugal for the former and Saudi Arabia for the latter.