Membership Fee Discounts by Country Income Level
RiMS is committed to making membership accessible to professionals and organisations worldwide. From 2027, membership fees are adjusted according to the World Bank's country income classifications, allowing eligible members to benefit from reduced rates.
Note: Membership fee discounts are applied automatically during checkout, given the input of a valid residence address. Therefore, only contact us if you experience any problem with the discount.
2027 Membership Fees
Membership rates are determined by the income category assigned to each country by the World Bank.
High income
Standard membership fee
Individual: €145
Early Career: €45
Centre: €590
Upper-middle income
Pay 50% of the standard fee
Individual: €72.50
Early Career: €22.50
Centre: €295
Lower-middle income
Pay 20% of the standard fee
Individual: €29
Early Career: €9
Centre: €118
Low income
Pay 20% of the standard fee
Individual: €29
Early Career: €9
Centre: €118
World Bank Income Classifications
The map below illustrates the four income classifications used by the World Bank. These classifications form the basis for RiMS membership fee adjustments.
Source: World Bank (2026). Who moves up and why? A closer look at the new World Bank Group country classifications .
Find your membership fee
Select your country to discover your applicable RiMS membership fees for 2027.
Based on the World Bank income classifications for July 2026–June 2027.
About the classification
The World Bank classifies economies using Gross National Income (GNI) per capita. Country income groups are reviewed annually. The classification for July 2026 to June 2027 is used as the reference for the fees displayed on this page.
Source: World Bank Country and Lending Groups
If your country is not classified, please contact learning@rehabinms.org for further information.