Individual Membership
Eligibility
Membership is open to everyone working in the GIS industry or those with an interest in GIS
Cost
Annual membership costs £78.00+VAT for 12 months. (Membership runs from the date of application)
Discounted membership is available to
- Unemployed members £22+VAT
- Full-time students £22+VAT (information about student membership)
- Overseas members £22+VAT
Two year membership is also available at twice the current annual rate
Apply on-line nowto become an AGI member or to renew existing membership.
Benefits
All individual members and named contacts that come under a Corporate membership are entitled to the following benefits
- Discounted delegate rate at AGI meetings and seminars
- Discounted delegate rate to attend the AGI annual Conference and regional conferences
- A monthly AGI e-Newsletter sent direct to your inbox
- Opportunity to participate in the AGI Continual Professional Development (CPD) programme and work towards Chartered Geographer (CGeog - GIS) status
- Opportunity to join the Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
- Opportunity to stand for AGI Council or the Executive Board of AGI Cymru, AGI Northern Ireland, and AGI Scotland
- Opportunity to serve on the AGI's sub-committees
- Free annual subscription to GIS Professional magazine
These benefits are limited to the individual member. In order to extend these benefits to colleagues, Corporate or Sponsor membership needs to be taken out.
Membership Leaflets for individuals, with added reasons to join AGI :
(click link to open the leaflet)
Income tax relief in respect of AGI membership subscriptions
Approval has been granted to AGI for subscription tax relief status by HM Revenue & Customs under S344 ITEPA 2003. This means that members can obain tax relief on their AGI annual membership fee. This can be done either on a tax return or by contacting HM Revenue & Customs. Relief can be claimed retrospectively for up to 4 years. More information is available on the HM Revenue & Customs website here. This effectively reduces the cost of membership for a taxpayer by at least 20% - more if you are a higher-rate taxpayer. Of ocurse this does not apply if your organisation pays your membership on your behalf.






