What happens if I don't pay my ACCA subscription?

If you don't pay your fee by the deadline, you will be removed from the ACCA register, meaning you cannot enter exams or access student resources until you pay both the outstanding fee and a re-registration fee.

Can I pay my ACCA subscription fee in instalments?

No, ACCA does not currently offer an instalment plan for the annual subscription fee; the full amount must be paid in a single transaction by the deadline.

Is the subscription fee the same for all students?

The standard student subscription fee is the same for most, but there can be variations. For example, students in certain countries may have slightly different rates, and affiliate or member fees are different.

Do I have to pay if I'm not sitting exams this year?

Yes, you must pay the annual subscription fee to maintain your status as an ACCA student, even if you do not plan on sitting any exams during that year.

How can I justify this cost if I've just failed an exam?

View the fee as an investment in your next attempt and your future career, not a penalty for the past. Paying it keeps your progress secure and ensures you have access to the resources needed to pass next time, protecting the investment you've already made.

Is the ACCA qualification still worth this annual cost?

Yes, when you consider the significant long-term salary increases and global career mobility that ACCA membership provides, the annual fee is a small, necessary investment in a highly valuable professional asset.

Where can I find my subscription invoice?

You can view and download your invoice from the 'Dashboard' or 'Fees & Transactions' section of your myACCA portal.

What's the re-registration fee if I get removed?

The re-registration fee to be reinstated as a student is £98 for 2024, and you must also pay your backdated outstanding annual subscription fee.

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