Since going on sale nine months ago, in September, more than 2.4 million tickets have been sold for the event. Aussie fans have accounted for over 36,000 of those.

"Most sales have gone to Russian fans", the governing body wrote on its website, adding that "international demand accounts for 54%."

Today, a further 100,000 tickets were released to the public on a first-come, first serve basis.

The Socceroos will fly out to Kazan, their training base for the tournament, following their final warm-up game against Hungary in Budapest on Sunday.

They face France in Kazan in their opening match on 16 June at 8pm (AEST), before tackling Denmark in Samara and Peru in Sochi.

According to ABC figures, Australians bought almost 50,000 tickets for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil - the fifth-most of any nation.

Here's how the list of the sales for this year's tournament, broken down by nationality, stands, according to FIFA's latest figures:

1. Russians - 871,797
2. Americans - 88,825
3. Brazilians - 72,512
4. Colombians - 65,234
5. Germans - 62,541
6. Mexicans - 60,302
7. Argentinans - 54,031
8. Peruvians - 43,583
9. Chinese - 40,251
10. Australians - 36,359
11. English - 32,362