FIS Card $100

ACA National Competition Card $143.25

AOA Membership U18 and older $155.48

optional: second FIS card (eg. SX) $100

SAIP class 3 $84.24* (for competition in Canada only)

SAIP class 2 $448.20* (for competition Internationally, up to 30days out of country)

SAIP class 1A $1,031.40* (for competition Internationally, more than 30 days out of country and max 120)

To complete registration the ACA Medical Evaluation Form must be filled out and signed by a doctor.  Please find all the FIS document in our Resources section here>  Documents are to be filled out and uploaded on the athletes SnowReg page and the time of registration. Anyone experiencing difficulty with the upload can email to admin@alpineontario.ca, or mail to AOA, 39A Stewart Road, Collingwood, Ontario L9Y 4M7.

Sport Accident Insurance is a requirement by FIS for entry into FIS competitions.  Alpine Canada offers sport accident insurance to Canadian athletes through SAIP. You will be required to purchase SAIP coverage at the point of FIS registration.

All Canadian racers MUST have a minimum of SAIP class 3 for racing in Canadian FIS races (no exceptions!).

All Canadian racers MUST have a minimum of SAIP class 2 for racing in International FIS races (exceptions if you are an athlete participating in FIS programs outside of Canada — see below)

SAIP class 2, and SAIP class 1 are available for racers training and competing Internationally.  SAIP class 2 and class 1 provide coverage for FIS races abroad, while also providing coverage for athletes in Alpine Canada Sactioned ski racing programs during out of country sanctioned training.  Note that coverage is only valid for within the time window from departure of Canada as described in the class of coverage (Class 2 – up to 30 days, Class 1 – up to 120 days).  Coverage is for consecutive days out of the country, return to Canada will reset the consecutive days traveled.

More detailed information around SAIP coverage can be found here.

 

SAIP class 2 and class 1 coverage does NOT cover training activities for athletes participating in international programs abroad.  SAIP class 2 and class 1 coverage does provide coverage for FIS races abroad (provided the event falls within the window of time described in the policy from departure of Canada).  For the 2025/26 season, athletes participating in FIS programs outside of Canada MUST purchase a minimum of SAIP class 3.  FIS requires all national bodies to validate emergency medical insurance of all competitors.  Athletes may choose to use their own insurance for competition outside of Canada, but these policies must be validated by ACA at the point of registration.  ACA will not activate FIS cards or enter athletes into International FIS races until insurance validation is conducted.  Insurance policies can be uploaded at registration.  Review and validation will take 48 hours.

 

Alpine Canada Alpine has introduced a fee for athletes who are participating in an international program outside of Canada and electing to start in FIS competitions.

Athletes who fall into this category should select this registration option when prompted within AOAs Snowreg registration.