Joining and rejoining fees
View fees payble on joining and re-joining
RCGP, which are calculated on pro-rata basis
Membership year runs from 1 April to 31
March and is due for renewal on 1 April each year. If
you are joining or rejoining during the membership year, you
will pay pro-rata fees on application and will be invited to
renew your membership on the subsequent 1 April.
A renewal notice will be sent to you in late
February/early March. It is important that you carefully
review all your details and your fees at that time and notify us
without delay if any changes are required.
If you are a UK resident, your fees will be based on your
earnings in the previous tax year or your individual
circumstances. There are a number of discount available
to you, details of which can be found on the Discounted rates page.
View the UK resident
pro-rata schedule of fees to join or re-instate your
membership in the subscription year 2012-13.
Overseas fees are based on the World Bank country
categorisation, dividing countries into 4 economic bands. Each band
offers a substantial discount from the full UK rate,
which is set at £485, making membership accessible to members
worldwide. The percentage discounts are outlined below.
| Economic band |
Discount from full UK rate |
| High economy countries |
50%
discount |
| Upper middle economy countries |
75%
discount |
| Lower middle economy countries |
90%
discount |
| Low Economy countries |
95%
discount |
If you are joining during the year, you will pay pro-rata fees
on application and will be asked to renew your membership on the
subsequent 1 April. The discounted overseas resident
rate will be automatically applied to your
record each year, provided that we have your current overseas
address on file. Please ensure that you notify the
membership services team promptly
of any changes to your address, or that you update your details online via the members'
self-service area.
The 2012-13 joining/re-joining rates have been
calculated for you and are detailed in the Overseas resident pro-rata schedule of
fees.
You can locate your country of residence on the World
Bank country categorisation list.