De Groene Uilen-Moestasj - English

Costs of a membership

Of course, a year of membership at a fun basketball association like ours does not come for free. At De Groene Uilen-Moestasj, the amount of costs consists of:

1.     Contribution fee

2.     ACLO Card 

3. Letter of Clearance

In some situations, a FIBA Letter of Clearance (LoC) is required before being allowed to play in competition games in the Netherlands:

• When the last club that a player played for was outside the Netherlands.
• When the player does not have the Dutch nationality, and wants to begin playing competition games in the Netherlands, regardless of whether the player played basketball before.

The LoC confirms that a player is free to transfer internationally, and is conditional on the player having no contractual or financial obligations at the old association/federation. The costs of the LoC are 250 CHF (Swiss Francs), which is around €265,-. If you want to become a game member at De Groene Uilen-Moestasj, the costs of the LoC are a one-time payment that needs to be made.

4.     Fines (only when members do not comply with the HR, see fine list)

The amount of the contribution fee is dependent on the team you are playing for. You authorize us as an association to withdraw both above-mentioned payments in accordance with the HR by signing the authorization form (which is part of your application form).

Important: When you do not sign out in time (before the 1st of June), a fine will be recharged. When you, subsequently, have not signed out before the 1st of July, your membership will be tacitly extended with a full season. In case you are interested in the full story behind this process: read through the HR! In that way, you will not face unpleasant surprises. 

In the table below, you can find the current contribution fees by team: 

Note: If it is indicated that you will only play for half a season at a (re)enrollment or before the silent elongation, this will be taken into account with the determination of the contribution. A member then pays the full union contribution and half of the club contribution, which will result in a little more than half of the contribution for a full year.