This study was selected as a legal and institutional study to derive e-sports development plans for the disabled, and the research participants were selected as two PhDs in physical education (policy), two sports associations for the disabled, two leaders and referees, and completed a semi-structured questionnaire and used in-depth expert interviews. In addition, Naver, Google, and Daum collected data and verified priorities through frequency analysis. In order to derive a plan for the development of e-sports for the disabled, the following conclusions were drawn based on the results. First, among the domestic e-sports competitions for the disabled, the competitions involving non-disabled people have been insufficient so far, and the completion of integrated sports through the hosting of the Eoulim competition has been selected as a priority. In the second area of legislation, local government support ordinances were selected based on the National Sports Promotion Act, and 13 cities, counties, and districts in Korea needed to expand support ordinances in consideration of social popularity. Third, the selection of events by disability type and game development (new events) were selected as priorities in the activation area, and the importance of game development for selection of events including specificity according to disability types and adoption as new sports institutions was confirmed. Based on the conclusion, the purpose of the e-sports development plan for the disabled is to present empirical basic data for legal and institutional research and base expansion.