ACLA Membership & APELA Forum Membership

With the aim of revitalizing the APELA Forum, we intend to organize the APELA Forum membership as well as the ACLA membership. 





Since this year, 2020, each ACLA member can become a member of the APELA Forum, if he/she had participated in one or more APELA activities, namely the APELA Forum 2015, or the 2016 APELA Forum, or the 2017 ACLA-APELA Workshop, or has participated a series of ACLA-APELA 2020 online lectures (minimum of 3 lectures). You can see the List of APELA Forum events participants.

For those who are not yet (officially registered) members of the ACLA, can follow the steps as follows:

1.      Download “2019 ACLA Membership Appl. Form” from here;

2.      Fill in the latest data into the form then send it with your latest CV by email to aclasec01@naver.com and sung@snu.ac.kr, cc to ranapbs@gmail.com;

3.      We will reply the email and attach an invoice for the payment of ACLA annual membership fee for the current year;

4.      Then please send the payment of USD 50 to the account written on the invoice. Then send the proof of transfer to aclasec01@naver.com and sung@snu.ac.kr.

5.      Your ACLA membership certificate will be sent in a week after we received your payment proof.

For those who are already as the ACLA (officially registered) members can pay the 2020 annual ACLA membership fee. You will get an ACLA 2020 renew membership certificate, and an opportunity to become an official member of the APELA Forum this year (depends on your participation on APELA Forum events), also with a membership certificate. 

How to proceed the payment: 

If you live in South Korea, you can do regular local/national transfer to ACLA bank account. If you live in Indonesia, you can regular local/national transfer to the bank account of ACLA-APELA Secretary (Anita Syafitri Arif). If you live in other country, you can proceed your payment by using Paypal system, the payment is addressed to:

Name               : ACLA

Bank name      : NongHyup Bank

Account. No.   : 452-0008-3533-11

SWIFT code    : NACFKRSE (XXX)

Address           : 120, Tongil-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul, KOREA.

 

The steps are as follows:

1. Sign up for your own account with your email at paypal.com;

2. Link your credit card / bank account to Paypal wallet;

3. Pay to ACLA using sung@snu.ac.kr;

4. Since there will be charging fees (including Paypal and Korea Bank services), so for full 50 USD, you should pay USD 53.6;

5. Confirm your delivery order after the payment acknowledgment from ACLA.

When you pay through bank service, you have to include bank service charge in your payment.  Bank costs much higher than Paypal. So, please pay with PayPal system directly unless you have any problems using Paypal.

 

By Admin, 15 June 2020 

ACLA-APELA Secretary (Anita Syafitri Arif)

HP/WA +6285857751972 | eM: aclasec01@naver.com / anitaarif09@gmail.com

Website: https://aclaapela2020.blogspot.com/

ACLA-APELA Address: #10-1305, 347 Ichon-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, Republic of  Korea

 


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