XVI World Congress of Comparative Education Societies

Beijing Normal University: 22 August, 2022 Monday

26 August, 2022 Friday

Registration

All participants are expected to register to the World Congress. Registration requires completion of the requested information online plus payment of registration fees by credit card.To register, please login to the registration system with your account information. Please note that you will be able to get an early-bird registration discount if you register by 30 May 2022, which requires that payment is processed by that date.

PAYMENT TYPE	EARLY REGISTRATION (30 May, 2022)		REGULAR REGISTRATION (30 June, 2022)		ON SITE REGISTRATION (21-26 August, 2022)
PAYMENT TYPE	Member	Non Member	Member	Non Member	Member	Non Member
Full Paid	USD450	USD500	USD500	USD545	USD525	USD575
Students	USD250	USD290	USD275	USD325	USD290	USD345
Low-Income Countries	USD225	USD270	USD250	USD300	USD260	USD315
Low-Income Countries Students	USD125	USD170	USD140	USD190	USD150	USD200
Chinese	USD260	-	USD330	-	USD350	-
Chinese Students	USD150	-	USD200	-	USD220	-
Accompanying Person	USD175	USD175	USD175	USD175	USD175	USD175

NOTES:
(a) No day-to-day registration will be offered (Registration is for the 5 days of the Congress);
(b) The above registration fees include the rate of VAT;
(c) The above scales of different registration fees DOES NOT include credit card transaction costs, which are estimated at around 3.5%-4%. Please contact your credit card company if you are concerned about these additional costs

DELEGATE’S REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:
(a) Access to all Congress academic activities;
(b) Welcome reception;
(c) Daily lunches;
(d) Morning and afternoon coffee or tea break everyday;
(e) Registration packets.Program material will be made available and updated daily online and accessible on all computer devices (smartphones, tablets, and laptops)
ACCOMPANYING PERSON REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:
(a) Access to the opening and closing ceremony;
(b) Morning and afternoon coffee or tea break every day.

Participants and students from low-income countries will benefit from discounted registration fees. They will receive a discount of up to 50%. When seeking a discounted rate, please be sure to include proof or verification of status.Please note that the discount applies to registration fees only, and does not apply to other WCCES products and services. The specific list of country classification is provided below. In addition, a list of constituent societies and their lists of paying members will also beprovided by the Secretary General, WCCES.

	Countries by Membership and Income
	High Income	Low Income
Members	Argentina – Australia –Brazil –Canada – China –– Cuba–Czech Republic –Denmark – Finland – France – Germany – Greece –Hong Kong – Hungary – Iceland – Israel – Japan –Kazakhstan –Korea –Mexico –Netherlands– New Zealand – Norway – Russian Federation–South Africa –Spain – Sweden –Taiwan, China–Turkey – United Kingdom–United States– Uruguay– Venezuela, RB	Cameroon –Egypt, Arab Rep.–Haiti–India –Philippines–Ukraine
Non Members	Albania – Algeria – American Samoa – Angola – Andorra – Antigua and Barbuda– Aruba – Austria – Azerbaijan – Bahamas, The – Bahrain – Barbados – Belarus – Belgium – Belize –Bermuda – Brunei Darussalam – Bosnia and Herzegovina – Botswana – Bulgaria – Cayman Islands – Channel Islands – Chile – Colombia – Costa Rica – Croatia – Cura?ao – Cyprus – Dominica – Dominican Republic – Ecuador – Estonia – Equatorial Guinea – Faeroe Islands – Fiji – French Polynesia – Gabon – Greenland – Grenada – Guam – Ireland – Iran, Islamic Rep. – Iraq – Isle of Man – Italy – Jamaica – Jordan – Korea, Rep. – Kuwait – Latvia – Lebanon – Libya – Liechtenstein – Lithuania – Luxembourg – Macao SAR, China –Macedonia, FYR – Malaysia – Maldives – Malta – Marshall Islands – Mauritius – Monaco – Mongolia – Montenegro – Namibia – New Caledonia – Northern Mariana Islands – Oman –Palau – Panama – Paraguay – Peru – Poland –Portugal – Puerto Rico – Qatar – Romania – San Marino – Saudi Arabia – Serbia –Seychelles – Singapore – Sint Maarten (Dutch part) – Slovak Republic – Slovenia – St. Kitts and Nevis – St. Lucia – St. Martin (French part) – St. Vincent and the Grenadines – Suriname – Switzerland – Thailand – Tonga – Trinidad and Tobago – Tunisia – Turkmenistan –Turks and Caicos Islands – Tuvalu – United Arab Emirates– Virgin Islands (U.S.)	Afghanistan – Armenia – Bangladesh - Benin Burkina Faso – Bhutan – Bolivia-Burundi –Cabo Verde - Cambodia –Central African Republic – Chad – Comoros – Congo, Dem. Rep – Congo, Rep. - C?te d'Ivoire – Djibouti – El Salvador – Eritrea – Ethiopia – Gambia, The Guinea –Georgia – Ghana – Guatemala – Guinea-Bisau – Guyana – Honduras – Indonesia – Kenya – Kiribati – Korea, Dem Rep. – Kosovo – Kyrgyz Republic – Lao PDR – Lesotho – Liberia – Madagascar – Malawi – Mali – Mauritania – Micronesia, Fed. Sts. – Moldova – Morocco – Mozambique – Myanmar – Nepal – Nicaragua – Niger – Nigeria – Pakistan – Papua New Guinea – Rwanda – Samoa –S?o Tomé and Principe – Senegal – Sierra Leone – Solomon Islands – Somalia – South Sudan – Sri Lanka – Sudan – Swaziland – Syrian Arab Republic – Tajikistan – Tanzania – Timor-Leste – Togo – Uganda – Uzbekistan – Vanuatu – Vietnam – West Bank and Gaza – Yemen, Rep. – Zambia –Zimbabwe

NOTE: The information is cited from the official website of the World Bank.
http://data.worldbank.org/about/country-and-lending-groups#Upper_middle_income(2015-9-27).