Registration Guidelines:
Registration Fee
Authors have received their paper acceptance emails can make registration. Authors who have not registered within the deadline or papers exceeding the 12 page limit (excluding author information) in the final submitted paper version, will have their paper removed from the program and the proceedings. Early Bird before April 20.
| Item | Early Bird ( Before April 20) | Standard | |
| Regular Participants | Full Paper | 500 USD | 550 USD |
| Abstract | 350 USD | 380 USD | |
| Listener | 250 USD | 280 USD | |
| Students | Full Paper | 450 USD | 480 USD |
| Abstract | 300 USD | 330 USD | |
| Listener | 170 USD | 200 USD | |
| Additional Paper | 350 USD | ||
| Additional Pages | 50 USD / Per one (Over 6 Pages) | ||
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Registration can be submitted by completing the
online form. Registration must be completed and
payment received before to incur the early bird
rates. After this date, the rates will increase
as per the table.
Refund Policy
If a registrant is unable to attend an event for
any reason, they may ask the co-author or
someone else for help and do the presentation
for the registrant. But the registrant should
send e-mail for both conference side and the
person who will attend.
Written requests for cancellations must be sent
to the ECT 2024 Conference Secretary. The time
would be counted by the refund requests being
sent by registrant.
Three Months before conference date: 30USD
handing fee would be charged
Two Months before conference date: Refundment
of 70% for the registration fee you paid
One Month before conference date: Refundment
of 50% for the registration fee you paid
Less Than One Month before conference date: NO
REFUND.
Personal Reason
No refund or compensation on “personal reason”
for the reason of no attending to the
conference. Such as travel difficulties, visa
problems, health issues, financial default etc.
Force Majeure
No refund or pay any compensation on “force
majeure” for the reason of no attending to the
conference.
Circumstances amounting to “force majeure”
include any event which we could not, even with
all due care, foresee or avoid. Such
circumstances include the fire, flood,
explosion, storm or other weather damage,
break-in, criminal damage, riots or civil
strife, industrial action, natural or nuclear
disaster, fire, adverse weather conditions, war
or threat of war, actual or threatened terrorist
activity, epidemic and all similar situations
beyond our control.