Membership

Join the AICSA

A strong community begins with the commitment of its members. Joining AICSA means choosing to be part of a community, helping to build it and contributing to its future.

Membership fee

One straightforward membership to take a full part in the association.

Registration fee: $20 · Annual membership: $100

Monthly payments available: $8.35

Complete the form

As a member, you can

Build connections

Meet other families, professionals and members of the community.

Benefit from mutual support

Share your experience and find the right people when you need guidance.

Grow your network

Build professional relationships and discover new opportunities.

Take part in cultural life

Participate in the association's events and activities.

Take part in our democracy

Contribute to the association's decisions and projects in accordance with its bylaws.

How to join

1. Fill in the form

A few contact details are enough. No supporting documents are needed, except for the student rate.

2. Pay the fee

By Interac transfer to the association's address, or in cash at an event, against a receipt.

3. Get your confirmation

The board confirms your membership within a week and adds you to the mailing list.

Membership form

Give us your contact details and the plan you would like. The board will get back to you to settle the payment.

    Frequently asked questions

    Do I have to be Ivorian to join?

    No. The association is open to anyone connected to Côte d'Ivoire through family, friendship, work, or simply an interest in the country.

    I have just arrived — can you help before I join?

    Yes. The welcome desk is free and open to everyone. Membership is never a condition for getting a hand.

    Is membership tied to a particular date?

    It runs over the calendar year. A membership taken out after 1 October covers the rest of the current year and the following one.

    Can I volunteer without being a member?

    Yes, and that is often how people start. Mention it in the contact form and the board will point you in the right direction.

    Where does the money go?

    It covers hall rentals, equipment, bursaries and insurance. The accounts are presented every year at the general meeting.

    Building together

    A thriving community is built with partners. We believe the best initiatives emerge when complementary strengths come together.