| No. | Category | Registration Fee |
| 1 | A-PHPBA / IHPBA* Member | USD 150 |
| 2 | Non Member | USD 200 |
| 3 | A-PHPBA / IHPBA New Member (Asia-Pacific only) | USD 300 |
| 4 | A-PHPBA / IHPBA* Trainee/Student Member | USD 75 |
| 5 | Trainee/Student Non Member | USD 100 |
| 6 | A-PHPBA / IHPBA Trainee/Student New Member (Asia-Pacific only) | USD 175 |
Please note that member registration fee only applies to members who have completed 2021 membership renewals.
If it turns out that you have registered as a member but your membership is invalid/expired, you will be asked to pay the reminder of registration fee (non-member fee).
*Members in all three regions (AHPBA, A-PHPBA and E-AHPBA) qualify for the member registration fee.
Please follow the link below to renew your membership:
http://www.ihpba.org/14_FeesApplications.html
1. All access to A-PHPBA 2021 Bali – Virtual Congress
2. Program E-Book
3. E-certificate of attendance and for Indonesian accredited by IDI
| No. | Category | Registration Fee |
| 1 | A-PHPBA / IHPBA* Member | Rp 2.175.000,- |
| 2 | Non Member | Rp 2.900.000,- |
| 3 | A-PHPBA / IHPBA New Member (Asia-Pacific only) | Rp 4.350.000,- |
| 4 | A-PHPBA / IHPBA* Trainee/Student Member | Rp 1.087.500,- |
| 5 | Trainee/Student Non Member | Rp 1.450.000,- |
| 6 | A-PHPBA / IHPBA Trainee/Student New Member (Asia-Pacific only) | Rp 2.537.500 |
Please note that member registration fee only applies to members who have completed 2021 membership renewals.
If it turns out that you have registered as a member but your membership is invalid/expired, you will be asked to pay the reminder of registration fee (non-member fee).
*Members in all three regions (AHPBA, A-PHPBA and E-AHPBA) qualify for the member registration fee.
Please follow the link below to renew your membership:
http://www.ihpba.org/14_FeesApplications.html
1. All access to A-PHPBA 2021 Bali – Virtual Congress
2. Program E-Book
3. E-certificate of attendance and for Indonesian accredited by IDI
1. Online registration will be available from 1 April 2021 until 11 September 2021. Online registration payment will be processed through a secure web-based online payment system. Please read below on how to complete the registration process.
2. Abstract’s presenters of the Scientific Session should register on Thursday, 15 July 2021 at the latest. If not, the presentation will be cancelled.
1. For group up to 20 delegates, the group coordinator can register via online registration system and payment on behalf of them
2. If you have a large group more than 20 delegates, please fill in this Group Registration Form and submit via email to registration@aphpba2021.com.
Payment of registration fees should be made by credit card or wire transfer.
1. Credit Card
- VISA, MasterCard and JCB are accepted.
- Payment by credit card is available only through the online registration system.
- All service charges of credit cards are to be paid by the registrants.
- The actual debit amount is subject to change according to the exchange rate.
- The merchant name on your credit card statement will be “A-PHPBA 2021 Bali”.
2. Wire Transfer (Remittance in US Dollars & Indonesian Rupiah Only)
- All bank remittance charges are to be paid by the registrants.
- The sender’s name should be the same as the registrant’s name. If the registrant’s name and the sender’s name are not identical, your confirmation of payment may be delayed. Please send the copy of the wire transfer slip to the A-PHPBA 2021 Bali Secretariat at registration@aphpba2021.com
- Appropriate payment should be completed within the right period of registration. If you pay after the registration period, you need to pay the additional fee by wire transfer.
- Registration confirmation will be sent to you via e-mail within 1-3 days after checking your payment has been received.
| Bank Name | Bank Mandiri |
|---|---|
| Branch Name | Universitas Yarsi - Jakarta |
| Account Holder | Multi Taruna Sejati |
| Account Number | 1230004713535 (USD) 1200004901455 (IDR) |
| Swift Code | BMRIIDJA |
1. An automatic acknowledgement email will be sent to you upon completion of registration.
2. Registrants can check their registration and payment status on “My Page”. You will receive registration confirmation email, and will be able to download it from the online registration system once your payment is completed.
3. Please note that the registration confirmation will be available for downloading after your payment is confirmed.
1. Cancellation must be notified to the Secretariat in writing by e-mail (registration@aphpba2021.com).
2. All refunds will be made after the congress.
3. All bank service charges and all administration fees will be deducted from all congress registration refunds.
4. Please refer to the following cut-off dates for cancellation.
| Cancellation by Thursday, 15 July 2021 | 50% of total amount |
| Cancellation after Thursday, 15 July 2021 | No Refund |
This website is operated by the secretariat (hereafter referred to as ‘SECRETARIAT’ or ‘We’) of the A-PHPBA 2021 Bali – Virtual Congress (hereafter referred to as ‘CONGRESS’), and this privacy policy applies to this website only.
At www.aphpba2021.com (hereafter referred to as ‘WEBSITE’), the SECRETARIAT respects its participants and understands that you are concerned about privacy. We are posting this privacy policy to let you know what kind of information we collect, how it is handled, with whom it may be shared, what choices you have regarding the SECRETARIAT’s use of your information, and how you may access some of the data you provide to the SECRETARIAT.
As the SECRETARIAT continues to develop the WEBSITE and take advantage of technologies to improve the services we offer, the privacy policy may change. We therefore encourage you to refer to this policy on an ongoing basis so that you understand the SECRETARIAT’s current privacy policy.
If you have any questions about this policy, please contact our Privacy Protection Manager at secretariat@aphpba2021.com.
The SECRETARIAT collects various types of information depending upon how you use the WEBSITE:
A cookie is a small piece of information sent by a website, which is saved on your hard disk by your computer's browser. It holds information a site may need to interact with you and personalize your experience. At the WEBSITE, we use two kinds of cookies: session cookies and persistent cookies.
Session cookies exist only for as long as your browser remains open. Once you exit your browser, they go away. The SECRETARIAT uses session cookies to maintain information we need to have in order for you to register for the CONGRESS. For example, the Session ID cookie that we ask your browser to hold retains the ID for My Page. Without the Session ID cookie, you cannot add and modify any information that you input at the time of your sign-up.
Persistent cookies, in contrast, last from visit to visit; they do not go away when you exit your browser. At the WEBSITE, we use persistent cookies to give you a more personalized browse and to help you navigate the WEBSITE more efficiently. The SECRETARIAT will use your information to enhance your site experience. However, you can use the WEBSITE without accepting a persistent cookie. To do so, you should set your browser options to reject persistent cookies. Alternatively, you can set your browser to notify you when you receive a cookie, which gives you the opportunity to decide whether you want to accept it or not. In many instances, the Help button on your browser toolbar will tell you how you can take these steps.
Cookies can be used by a website to recognize you. But that does not necessarily mean any personal information is stored in the cookies. At the WEBSITE, we store no personal information about you in the cookies. Anything you choose to tell us about yourself (such as your address and email address) is stored safely and separately on our secured servers, and you need to provide a password to access it.
The SECRETARIAT also uses cookies to look at how groups, rather than individuals, use the WEBSITE. In our administration page, we can observe which aisles and departments are most heavily trafficked and determine the best method to improve the experience for visitors. On the web, cookies help us develop a similar understanding so that we can continue to improve the arrangement, product offerings, registration and abstract submission at the WEBSITE.
The SECRETARIAT may use your information in a number of ways, including the following:
The SECRETARIAT may use your information in a number of ways, including the following:
The information gathered may be shared with the A-PHPBA 2021 Bali Organizing Committee and our family associations. We also share the information with third parties, including responsible committees with which we have a relationship. For example:
In most of the above situations, these third parties will receive your information because you will be visiting their websites or using their links and, in doing so, you may provide information directly to them. You therefore should refer to their privacy policies to understand how they handle your information and what kinds of choices you have.
The SECRETARIAT also may share your personal information with outside companies that perform services for the CONGRESS. For example, we may retain an outside company to manage a database containing certain participants’ information or to create and distribute an email offering. In those situations, the outside party is performing work for the WEBSITE, and the SECRETARIAT includes language in its contracts stating that your information is to be used only to provide the services requested by the SECRETARIAT.
Additionally, the SECRETARIAT may share account or other information when we believe it is necessary to comply with law or to protect the SECRETARIAT’s interests or property. This may include sharing information with other companies, committees, lawyers, credit bureaus, agents or government agencies in connection with issues related to fraud, credit or debt collection.
In the event that some or all of the business assets of the CONGRESS are sold or transferred, we generally would transfer the corresponding information about the participants of the CONGRESS.
Finally, the SECRETARIAT may share your personal information with unrelated outside companies so that they can directly promote the services to you if we feel that the companies offer services that we believe may be of interest. We also may provide you with the opportunity to create account on our website to receive email offers from other companies.
The SECRETARIAT provides you with a number of choices regarding our handling of your personal information.
If you wish to change your email preferences, please click on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any SECRETARIAT’s e-mail and describe the request such as “Please do not send me email," or “Keep my email address private."
Note: Once you have submitted your email opt-out request, you should assume that it has been successfully received and your request is being processed. Please allow us 10 business days from when the request is received to complete the removal, as some of our promotions may already have been in process before you submitted your request.
You also may use the address and phone number above to request that we not reveal your personal information to unrelated third parties for marketing purposes. If you choose to write to the SECRETARIAT, please include your name, address, and credit card account number to be used for settlement and state "NO THIRD PARTY SHARING" in your request.
If you are a user who has already signed up for the CONGRESS, you can update your information in “My Page,” and if you have questions about your status, you may also check them online in “My Page.”
If you would like, you may also send an email to the SECRETARIAT.
Questions regarding your charge account may be forwarded to our Credit Customer Service Department.
The SECRETARIAT has put in place various physical, electronic, and managerial procedures to try to safeguard and secure the information we collect online. For example, private account and customer information is located on a secured server behind a firewall; it is not directly connected to the Internet. Encryption is a process by which a message or information is scrambled while it is in transit to the SECRETARIAT. It is based on a key that has two different parts, public and private. The public part of the key is distributed to those with whom you want to communicate. The private part is for the recipient's use only. So long as you use a browser that allows for encryption, when you send personal information to the SECRETARIAT, you use a public key to encrypt your personal information. If your information is intercepted during the transmission, it is scrambled and very difficult to decrypt. Once we receive your encrypted personal information, we use the private part of our key to decode it.
Please note however that while we implement many security measures on this site, 100% security cannot be guaranteed.
Thank you for your visit to the WEBSITE. If you have any questions or comments about this policy, please email the SECRETARIAT (secretariat@aphpba2021.com).
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