Can I play EuroMillions online from outside Europe?

Yes. You don’t need to live in Europe to play EuroMillions. You play through a ticket service such as Lottos Online, which buys an official ticket in a EuroMillions country (Austria, for Lottos Online) and sends you a scan of it. Check that playing is allowed where you live first.

How much does a EuroMillions ticket cost online?

A line costs €2.50 in Austria. Online from abroad it costs more, because the price covers buying, scanning and keeping the ticket for you: €5.90 a line at Lottos Online, with a minimum of 3 lines (€17.70) an order (November 2026).

Is there tax on EuroMillions winnings?

Not in Austria: Austrian lottery prizes are tax-free. Your own country may still tax a prize, so check with a tax adviser if you win a large amount. (Some other countries, such as Spain, do tax EuroMillions prizes.)

What are the odds of winning EuroMillions?

The jackpot is 1 in 139,838,160 for one line; the odds of winning any prize are about 1 in 13.

Can I play from a EuroMillions country?

If you live in one of the nine EuroMillions countries (Austria, Belgium, France, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland or the UK), buy from your own national lottery: ticket services don’t sell it there.

Play EuroMillions online

You can play EuroMillions online from outside Europe, or from countries that don’t sell it, through a ticket service that buys an official ticket for you. Lottos Online buys Austrian EuroMillions tickets: a line costs €5.90, with a minimum of 3 lines an order, and Austrian prizes are paid without tax. You get an email with your numbers and a scan of your ticket before the draw.

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How to buy EuroMillions tickets online

Open the EuroMillions page of a ticket service such as Lottos Online and create a free account.
Choose your numbers: 5 numbers from 1–50 plus 2 Lucky Stars from 1–12, or a Quick Pick. Choose how many lines and draws.
Pay online before the cut-off, a few hours before the draw.
Get your ticket: the service buys an official ticket in Austria, emails you your numbers as proof of purchase, and shows you a scan of the ticket in your account.
After the draw your ticket is checked for you. Prizes are added to your account; for a jackpot or other large prize, the service helps you claim it.

How much a EuroMillions ticket costs online

In Austria a EuroMillions line costs €2.50. Bought online from abroad it costs more, because the price covers buying the ticket in Austria for you, scanning and keeping it, and handling any prize. At Lottos Online a line is €5.90 (checked 3 November 2026), with a minimum of 3 lines (€17.70) an order, because each official ticket is scanned for you. See what a EuroMillions ticket costs in your currency.

When is the EuroMillions draw in your time zone?

EuroMillions is drawn Tuesday and Friday at about 9pm Paris time. The next draw is at:

Where	Next draw (local time)
Eastern Canada	Tuesday 15:05
Pacific Canada	Tuesday 13:05
Mexico City	Tuesday 14:05
Colombia	Tuesday 15:05
UK	Tuesday 20:05
Romania	Tuesday 22:05
UAE	Wednesday 00:05
India	Wednesday 01:35
New Zealand	Wednesday 09:05

Online ticket sales close a few hours before the draw.

Can I play EuroMillions from my country?

You don’t need to be a European citizen or resident to play EuroMillions. Whether you may use an online ticket service depends on the law where you live: some countries allow it, some restrict it, and some ticket services don’t accept players from certain countries. Lottos Online doesn’t accept players from the US or Denmark, for example. Check your local rules before you play, and play only if you are 18 or over.

EuroMillions at a glance

5 numbers from 1–50 plus 2 Lucky Stars from 1–12.
Drawn Tuesday and Friday at about 9pm Paris time.
Jackpot odds 1 in 139,838,160; odds of winning any prize about 1 in 13.
The jackpot starts at €17 million and is capped at €250 million.
Thirteen prize levels; matching two main numbers wins a prize.
Prizes on Austrian tickets are tax-free in Austria.

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Questions about playing EuroMillions online

Can I play EuroMillions online from outside Europe?: Yes. You don’t need to live in Europe to play EuroMillions. You play through a ticket service such as Lottos Online, which buys an official ticket in a EuroMillions country (Austria, for Lottos Online) and sends you a scan of it. Check that playing is allowed where you live first.
How much does a EuroMillions ticket cost online?: A line costs €2.50 in Austria. Online from abroad it costs more, because the price covers buying, scanning and keeping the ticket for you: €5.90 a line at Lottos Online, with a minimum of 3 lines (€17.70) an order (November 2026).
Is there tax on EuroMillions winnings?: Not in Austria: Austrian lottery prizes are tax-free. Your own country may still tax a prize, so check with a tax adviser if you win a large amount. (Some other countries, such as Spain, do tax EuroMillions prizes.)
What are the odds of winning EuroMillions?: The jackpot is 1 in 139,838,160 for one line; the odds of winning any prize are about 1 in 13.
When is the EuroMillions draw?: Tuesday and Friday at about 9pm Paris time. The table on this page shows the next draw in your time zone.
Can I play from a EuroMillions country?: If you live in one of the nine EuroMillions countries (Austria, Belgium, France, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland or the UK), buy from your own national lottery: ticket services don’t sell it there.

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