Registration fees

Registration for the conference is open.

Registration fees

The registration fee will include access to all the conference scientific sessions, the welcome reception, refreshment breaks and lunches. 

Please note: the early bird registration deadline is 23 September 2024, as of the key dates page.  The link to the registration fees page mentions 24 September to ensure we cover all time zones in the database, please ensure you pay by 23 September.

The conference dinner is a separate charge and includes dinner and drinks for the evening (further details are on the venue/location page), you can also purchase the conference dinner for an accompanying person (this can be done using the 'Conference Guest (non-attending)' option).  If you have any guests that you would like to come to the conference, there will be a specific 'conference guest' fee which includes access to the refreshment breaks, lunches and welcome reception, but not to the scientific programme (for this select the 'Conference Guest (attending)' option).

For those people that are not currently TIES members, you can take advantage of the cheaper registration fee by becoming TIES members first.  To become a member of TIES, please see the details here: The International Environmetrics Society (TIES): How to Join TIES.  Please note, that there will be a short delay between becoming a TIES member and the conference web system automatically recognising this.  To ensure the conference web system detects you as a TIES member please ensure that your payment to become a TIES member has gone through successfully on the payment page and then wait a minimum of 2 hours before trying to register for the conference.

Visa support letters

For those requiring a visa to travel to Australia, please apply for your visa as soon as possible since this can take some time.  A visa support letter can be generated and downloaded by creating a conference account and submitting your registration for the conference.  If you are submitting an invited paper session, contributing to an invited session or submitting a contributed paper session and require fast track acceptance of your submission for visa purposes, please contact John Boland.

Visa

For information on visa requirements please see the details here:  

Entering Australia (homeaffairs.gov.au)

For the best possible chance of obtaining a visa to travel to Australia to attend an event/conference, you should determine which visa you should apply for, making sure that the visa allows for the purpose of visit to Australia.

This site can help you investigate visa options: Explore visa options (homeaffairs.gov.au)

Please note: conference organisers cannot advise on visas and it is your responsibility to check and obtain the correct visa.

For example, the following might be relevant:

• Subclass 601 Electronic Travel Authority (homeaffairs.gov.au)
• for those not eligible for an ETA: attendees (who will not be paid to participate, other than to be reimbursed for reasonable expenses such as accommodation and meals) may be eligible for a Visitor visa