| Handbook | B. Permanent
Commissions | 03. FIDE Registration of International Competitions
03. FIDE Registration of International Competitions
Approved by the 1980 General Assembly.
Amended by the 1984, 1995 and 1996
General Assemblies and 1999 Executive Board.
FIDE provides an umbrella for vital services such as categorisation of
tournaments and title norms. For these services FIDE should be properly funded.
On registration FIDE shall supervise the proper scheduling of important events
to avoid conflicts in the chess calendar. Registration shall consist of:
- Certification by the national federation that it approves the event.
- Arbiter's report submitted not later than two weeks after conclusion of the
event, including details of results, tournament category, norms, ratings of
players, protests and other significant incidents.
- The national federations in whose territories international chess
competitions are held, are to register these tournaments at the FIDE
Secretariat; a list of the registered tournaments will be published regularly;
the federations will be invoiced once a year, effective with events beginning on
or after January 1st, 1981, on the basis of the following division:
- The registration fee is calculated on the basis of the following division:
(GA '95)
| Tournaments of categories 0 to
3 |
50 |
Swiss Francs (EB '99) |
| Tournaments of categories 4 and
5 |
100 |
Swiss Francs |
| Tournaments of categories 6 and
7 |
150 |
Swiss Francs |
| Tournaments of categories 8 to
10 |
200 |
Swiss
Francs | Other categories multiply 40 Swiss
Francs by the category.
Swiss Tournaments (Number of players multiplied by
Sfr.2
for up to 300 players and then multiply by SFr.1)
Team Tournaments
(SFr.30 per team, except for national championship which will pay a maximum of
SFr.200)
Matches, according to category above
- (GA '95) However, in no case shall a federation be charged more than
SFr.4,000. per year.
- For the time being no registration fees will be required for ladies'
tournaments although these tournaments as a matter of course should be
registered.
- Small tournaments such as local Swiss tournaments shall be exempt from
registration fees. (GA '80)
- Secretariat will exempt from registration fee an event in which less than
five rateable results have been reported. (GA '80)
- (GA '96) Announcements of open tournaments should also be sent by email in
ASCII text to FIDE for publication on the FIDE Web site.
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Report Form for the Registration of International Competitions
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| Projected number of
players: Number of rounds: | |
| Time Limits: moves in hours;
then moves in hour | |
| Level/Type of
tournament: Projected
Category: | |
| GM IM Rating Swiss
system Team Tmnt. | |
| Scehveningen Individual
Match Team Match | |
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Manner of choice of participants |
| Invitation Open to
all Qualification | |
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Organizer:
Address:
Phone: Fax: Telex: | |
Place Date Signature/Seal of
Federation | |
Please send this form to FIDE Secretariat with copy to:
| Continental President for
Europe |
for competitions in Zones 1.1 to
1.9 |
| Continental President for
Americas |
for competitions in Zones 2.1. to
2.5 |
| Continental President for
Asia |
for competitions in Zones 3.1 to
3.3 |
| Continental President for
Africa |
for competitions in Zones 4.1 to
4.3 |
For announcement of Open Tournaments on the FIDE Web site,
please also send these details and other information in ASCII text by e-mail to
FIDE. | |
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