The candidates are:
Trinidadian ex-soccer player David Nakhid was not included on the list, despite saying he had submitted his candidacy.
The election is to find a successor to the suspended Sepp Blatter, who is under criminal investigation.
Sepp Blatter, 79, announced he would be stepping down in June, with world soccer’s governing body at the centre of a corruption scandal.
Michel Platini, the head of European soccer’s governing body, is also suspended, but FIFA’s electoral committee says it may allow him to stand if his ban ends before the election date.
FIFA and Swiss prosecutors are investigating reports that a 2 million euros payment was made in 2011 for work Michel Platini did as Sepp Blatter’s adviser.
Both Michel Platini and Sepp Blatter deny any wrongdoing and are appealing against their 90-day bans.
Under FIFA electoral rules, all candidates had to obtain the written backing of five soccer associations.
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