Membership fees and how to pay them

Membership brings you benefits, security and development throughout your entire career as an engineer. Here are all the benefits you can access as our member. See all benefits

Membership brings you benefits, security and development throughout your entire career as an engineer. Here are all the benefits you can access as our member. See all benefits

Membership brings you benefits, security and development throughout your entire career as an engineer. Here are all the benefits you can access as our member. See all benefits 

If you continue to work after your 66th birthday, your membership fee will automatically be adjusted to SEK 202 from the month that you turn 66, as you are no longer covered by our income insurance. Your membership status remains otherwise unchanged. Read more about your membership benefits.

As a doctoral candidate at a Swedish university or university college, you are offered a reduced membership fee for the entire period of your doctoral studies.

If you are already a member of Engineers of Sweden and want to pay the candidate fee please contact the membership helpline and let us know at which university/university college and during which period you are doing your doctoral studies. 

If you are not a member, you are welcome to submit a membership application in which you state that you are studying on a higher education program.

If you are employed abroad, outside the Nordic region, you can become a foreign member. Foreign membership also applies to those who have been a guest member in a Nordic country or in Australia for three years. To apply for foreign membership please send in a written application.

You may be entitled to reduced membership fees if you have been a full member paying the normal fee and: 

• You become unemployed
• You are forced to take sick leave
• Your take leave of absence, for example for studies
• You take parental leave

The precondition is that your average gross income for at least three consecutive months is a maximum of SEK 25 500 per month. 

Fill in the form for reduced fees and send it to us.

Contact us when you retire in order to become a pensioner member. Sickness benefits granted without time limit are also counted as a pension. 
 
Pensioner members enjoy, in principle, the same benefits as full members: 

• The Ny Teknik magazine (ordinary price SEK 3 175 per year) 
• Advisory services 
• Membership offers 
• Participation in seminars and other union activities that are not specifically targeted at professional working members 

If you would like to leave the unemployment insurance fund before you are 66 you must apply your exit in writing to A-kassan.

Your engineering career starts during your studies. Read more about your membership benefits. Your membership fee is invoiced annually.

If you also are a member with SULF, you can have a dual membership. You will have access to service and benefits from both two unions for basically one fee. As a dual member with SULF your total membership fee per month is SEK 275. Engineers of Sweden bill you SEK 165/month and SULF will bill you SEK 110/month. Contact our Membership Service to become a dual member with SULF.

If you are also a member of the Akademikernas a-kassa unemployment insurance fund, you can pay that membership fee (SEK 130 per month) through Sveriges Ingenjörer. Read more about the unemployment insurance fund.

Membership fees are deducted the second to last workday every month and monthly from your bank account automatically.

Arrange a direct debit as follows:

• Direct debit via your Internet bank – log in to your Internet bank and request a direct debit 
• Direct debit via a form – fill in the form and send it to us. 
• Direct debit via www.sverigesingenjorer.se – log in to your page and select autogiro (direct debit) as payment method. 

For retired members and students who are not members of the Akademikernas a-kassa, annual payment is applied irrespective of method of payment. 

Our bank giro number for direct debit is 630-0024. 

Membership fees are invoiced quarterly for working members in January, April, July and October and once per academic year for students.

If you choose to pay by e-invoice, the bill will be presented to your Internet bank and all you need to do is approve it. All the data concerning your payment is already filled in.

How to do it:

1. Log in to your Internet bank. 
2. Request an e-invoice – follow the bank’s instructions. We receive information from the bank concerning your notification. Exactly how you receive e-invoices differs from bank to bank. If you have questions it is best to contact your own bank. 
3. Whenever you log into your Internet bank you will receive information on new e-invoices. Take a look at them and then approve them for payment if they are OK. 

Your e-invoice will be delivered on the same date you previously received your paper invoice covering the same period of time, the only aspect that has changed when you choose an e-invoice is method of delivery. 

Members who choose to use direct debit may receive an advice slip and due date via e-invoice. The fee period is the same as previously (month or full year). Payment advice is only sent out when the amount changes. 
 
If you change your mind later and do not want e-invoices, simply deregister at your Internet bank. 

Our bank giro number for invoices is 5303-6968
Our bank giro number for e-invoices is 626-3867

For members who pay via foreign banks:

IBAN number: SE54 6000 0000 0004 6868 4751.
BIC code: HANDSESS.

Our bank is Svenska Handelsbanken.

State your personal registration number and invoice number as payment reference.

Any bank/transaction fees are to be paid by payer.