(*) If you apply for category 2 membership, you will be requested to send a proof of status. Please make sure you have it close before your start filling the online application form. Allied professionals and students need to upload a confirmation letter from their Head of Department to prove their status or a copy of their student card showing the expiration date. Embryologists must register at the ordinary membership fee unless we receive a letter in which their Head of Department confirms they work in a routine environment as a lab technician. You can download and use this template.
(**) If you apply for category 3 membership, you will be requested to upload a recent proof of residence confirming you live and work in one of the countries listed under the World Bank’s low-income classification as per 1/1/2025*** or Ukraine. This can be a recent Copy of Residence and/or Work Permit, Utility Bill (e.g. electricity, water, internet bill) or Official Letter Showing Local Address (e.g., local tax notice). Please make sure you have it ready for upload before your start filling in the online application form.
Failure to provide the required proof of status will lead to cancellation of the membership.
Please allow 2 days up to one week for your membership to be (re-)activated.
To avoid the process of having to renew your membership every year, ESHRE offers its members the possibility of signing up as a member for three years. This means that when you renew your membership, you pay a fee of 180 Euro (3 x 60 Euro instead of 3 x 70 Euro) for ordinary membership or 90 Euro (3 x 30 Euro) for Allied professional and student membership, and 90 Euro (3 x 30 Euro) for Residents of Low Income Countries. Your membership will then be activated for three consecutive years.
(***) Ethiopia, DR Congo, Sudan, Uganda, Afghanistan, Yemen, Mozambique, Madagascar, Niger, North Korea, Syria, Mali, Burkina Faso, Malawi, Chad, Somalia, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan, Togo, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Central African Republic, Eritrea, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau