Team SouL’s visas for the PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2026 have not been completed yet. Goblin, who plays for SouL, shared the update himself, saying the process is still going on and that he hopes it will be done soon.
Goblin explained that the faster the visas come through, the better it is for the team, because it would give them around seven to eight free days before the event to practise.
PMGC 2026 is being held in Istanbul, Türkiye, with the Grand Finals from December 11 to 13. SouL are India’s only team at the event. They qualified by winning BMSD 2026 and start in the Gauntlet stage, according to KRAFTON India.
Indian teams play BGMI at home, while PMGC is played on PUBG Mobile, so time to settle in and practise in the same conditions as the event helps. KRAFTON India’s Karan Pathak made the same point when he spoke to TalkEsport during BMIC 2026. He suggested Indian teams travel early, either to Nepal or to Türkiye ahead of the event, so they can practise there. You can read his full comments in our interview with Karan Pathak.
Visa delays are a familiar worry for Indian esports teams heading abroad. In 2025, GodLike Esports left Call of Duty: Mobile esports after failing to secure player visas for a world championship. There is nothing to suggest SouL are in that position. Goblin was clear that the visas will happen, and the question is only how soon.
For now, SouL fans will be waiting on the next update. Every team at the event is listed in our guide to the PMGC 2026 qualified teams. We will update this story when SouL confirm their visas and travel plans.
