Fees and Charges

National Competition Entries

Individual

AFC 1-4 Open / U23 / Veteran$100Includes $20 officiating levy. Competitors can choose to pay additional $80 to opt out of refereeing obligations.
National Championships Open and Veteran$110Includes $20 officiating levy. Competitors can choose to pay additional $90 to opt out of refereeing obligations.
Veterans second weapon$25
Veterans third weapon$0
U15 / Cadet / Junior Championships$130Includes $50 officiating levy. Where fencers compete in three weapons in same age group, 3rd weapon is $80.
National School Individual Championships$95Competing in 2nd and 3rd weapon - $70 each.
Additional late fee applies to all registrations except veteran and schools entries$100

Teams

Fencing Overseas

Licences

Federation Internationale Escrime licence$65FIE licence year varies from year to year
European Fencing Cpmmission licence$30EFC licence year varies from year to year
Fencing Confederation of Asia licence$25FCA licence year varies from year to year

Category "E" Events
Tour Costs

High Performance Program

Nomination fees

HPP nomination fee$165This will be refunded if your nomination to the HPP is not successful
HPP participation fee$143 per month

Camps

Other

Referee and Coach Accreditation

Coach registration$25Per year. Payable on accreditation, including annual re-accreditation
Referee / coaching seminar$25Per seminar.

Capitation
Affiliation

The AFF is a not-for-profit organisation. Like any organisation, the AFF incurs expenses in order to operate. A small fraction of the AFF's costs are funded by the Federal Government (usually through the Australian Sports Commission). For specific initiatives, the AFF receives a small amount of reimbursement from the FIE through the Oceania Fencing Confederation. However, the greatest proportion of the AFF's operations are funded by affiliated States, and through them, the fencing community. The tables above show the various fees and charges set by the AFF Board. All figures include GST unless otherwise noted.