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The ACCA payment policy requires you to pay an initial one-time registration fee, an annual subscription fee by January 1st each year, and a separate exam entry fee for each exam. Payments are made online via your MyACCA account. Failure to pay the annual subscription can lead to removal from the register, requiring a re-registration fee to continue. 
Key payment policies
See some of our key payment policies below:
  • Initial registration: A one-time fee is paid upon registering with ACCA to become active.

  • Annual subscription: An annual fee is required by January 1st each year to maintain account status, even if you are not taking exams. You will be invoiced in November for the upcoming year's payment.

  • Exam entry fees: You must pay an entry fee for each exam you register for. This is paid when booking exams.

  • Exemption fees: A fee is charged for each exemption awarded, except for those from the papers FA1, FA2, MA1, and MA2 which are free.

  • First year: In your first year, you will pay both the initial registration fee and the annual subscription fee if you register before May 7th. 

How to pay
ACCA offers you two main ways to pay your fees:
  • The easiest way to pay is online through the MyACCA student portal.

  • You can also pay via bank transfer. Make sure to include your ACCA ID as the reference number. 

Consequences of non-payment
There are consequences if you avoid paying your fees, including:
  • If you do not pay your annual subscription fee on time, you can be removed from the register.

  • To be reinstated, you must pay the re-registration fee plus any outstanding fees.