Registration fees
Early Registration Deadline:
October 17th, 2023
Registration fee includes access to the conference (workshops, doctoral consortium, art exhibition, and academic tracks onsite and online).
Registration also includes an annual membership to ARDIN.
Please read the below instructions carefully before registering:
- Please be sure to select the correct registration option for you.
- Make sure that your bank allows transactions in euros.
- Onsite means physical attendance.
- Please consider the conference dinner option and buy extra tickets if you’d like to bring a guest.
You will receive two (2) emails at the end of the registration process:
- First email with your ticket(s) for check-in at the conference and conference dinner. This email includes authorization forms needed by the host University that are different for in-person and online attendees.
- Second email with your receipt.
If you do not see the two emails, please check your spam folder.
On-site
| Tier 1 | Tier 2 | Tier 3 | |
| Full early | €550 | €440 | €330 |
| Full late | €650 | €520 | €390 |
| Student early | €350 | €280 | €210 |
| Student late | €450 | €360 | €270 |
Online
| Tier 1 | Tier 2 | Tier 3 | |
| Full early | € 350 | €280 | €210 |
| Full late | €400 | €320 | €240 |
| Student early | €200 | €160 | €120 |
| Student late | €250 | €200 | €150 |
Note: Tiers are based on the country of your affiliation.
Extra costs (optional)
Poster Printing at Universidad del Norte – €8
Conference Dinner – €30 (includes transportation)
For the first time, ICIDS is introducing a tiered system aimed to foster inclusivity and accessibility
Andorra | Iceland | Oman |
Albania | Dominican Republic | Panama |
Algeria | Indonesia | Palestine |
Country categories are based on a two-dimensional model with information from the Human Development Index (HDI) of the United Nations and the World Bank classification of income economies. Although some Latin American and Eastern European countries are classified in category 1 by these organizations, ICIDS has decided to place them in category 2 or 3 in order to provide more accessible rates to all people residing in these countries.