Skip to main content

Membership fee lowered down

2025-01-21 07:42:07

During the annual meeting the member meeting decided upon a lower membership fee for the members of the WAEH. 

The scheme of 2018 and before
Full members paid € 6.000,-and a 50% reduction in the first 2 years. For this budget the members were allowed to bring 5 participants to the global meeting without charge. Associate members paid 2.000,- and could bring two participants to the global meeting without charge. Fee scheme per January 1 – 2019 
Per January 1 2019 the membership fees will be as follows:

  • Full membership – € 3.000,- 
    A full member can bring one participant for free to the annual meeting.
    The fee for the annual meeting is € 750,- per participant and needs to be paid after online registration. 
  • Associate membership – € 1.500,- 
    An associate member can bring one participant for free to the annual meeting.
    The fee for the annual meeting is € 750,- per participant and needs to be paid after online registration.

Want to attend the meeting? Please register via: REGISTER NOW

More news

News from our member JEC Eye Hospitals & Clinics

JEC Eye Hospitals & Clinics would like to invite all members of the World Association of Eye Hospitals (WAEH) to join the 5th JEC International Meeting (JECIM) 2025. As the […]

News from our member L V Prasad Eye Institute

 A ‘Patient First’ New Year  2024 is winding down–and what a year it has been! It is easy to lose our heads in the here-and-now, missing some of the big […]

WAEH Call for Projects 2025

Call for Projects 2025Each year 2 to 3 projects are funded by the WAEH to help shape and improve ophthalmic care on a global scale. Examples of projects: And many more […]

18th Annual WAEH Meeting: The Recap!

WAEH 18th Annual Meeting Thank you! WAEH 18th Annual Meeting Visit to the Aier Eye Hospital and the Member Meeting Friday – November 9, 2024 Board Meeting SummaryDuring the Board Meeting, […]

AI system based on Moorfields model tackles eye health inequalities in outback Australia

A mobile retinal camera with fully integrated artificial intelligence (AI) is being deployed in remote Western Australia in an effort to prevent rural and Indigenous Australians going blind from Diabetic […]