Full membership​
This membership is designed for scientific researchers and physicians professionals who specialize in hematology and are looking to expand their knowledge, offer and share their expertise, and want to keep informed about the latest developments in their field. ​37 years or older​.

Junior Membership​
This membership is designed for scientific researchers and physicians who are in their early career stage and want to expand their knowledge in the field of hematology, build connections, make use of the early career opportunities EHA offers, and keep informed about the latest developments in their field. ​36 years or younger. Junior members are eligible to apply for EHA congress travel grants.​

Health Care Affiliated Professional Membership​
This membership is designed for specialist nurses, lab specialists and technicians working in the field of hematology or interested in the field of hematology who want to expand their knowledge, and want to keep informed about the latest developments in the field.​ 37 years or older.

Emeritus Membership​
This membership is designed for scientific researchers and physicians that specialize in hematology who have now retired or close to retirement but want to keep up to date with developments in the field of hematology. ​65 years or older​.

Joint Membership​
This membership is designed for scientific researchers and physicians from multiple national societies who specialize or are interested in hematology. The main aim is to increase the cooperation in various areas and therefore strengthen hematology at the European level. ​
EHA and several National Societies have joined forces and offer joint membership (Spain, UK, Italy, Switzerland, and Greece).
Joint members have access to the complete range of members services of both societies.

We have listed all the benefits of becoming an EHA member here.

Follow these steps and become an EHA member in no time!

“MyEHA” is the online account for EHA Members and EHA Guests. To ensure that you receive all the benefits to which you are entitled, please keep your profile and preference information up-to-date. 

1. Login into your “MyEHA account”, on the top right corner of this page.
2. Click on the “Orders & Payments” section on the left sidemenu. Select this years fee and click on the Pay button.
3. On the new page tick, the "EHA's Terms & Conditions" box.
4. Click on the “Pay Online” button to proceed to payment.
5. Follow all required steps to submit your payment and wait for the window to redirect you upon final payment submission.

Once your payment is completed and accepted, you will receive an official membership payment confirmation email within one to three working days.

• Log in to the EHA website on the top right corner of this page.
• You will arrive to “MyEHA”.
• In the top left quadrant click "Edit".
• Make all the necessary changes to the fields displayed.
• Click "Save'"on the bottom right corner of the page to save all the changes made.

• Log in to the EHA website on the top right corner of this page.
• You will arrive to “MyEHA”.
• On the top right corner of the top right quadrant, click "Edit Preferences".
• Select or deselect the fields of your choice.
• Click "Save" in the bottom right corner of the page to save all the changes made.

• Log in to the EHA website on the top right corner of this page.
• You will arrive to “MyEHA”.
• Hover your mouse over "Account" in the black navigation panel above the quadrants.
• Click on "Change password" and follow the instructions in that window.
• Click "Save Changes".

Becoming an EHA Guest means connecting with the EHA without paying the membership fee. If you are thinking of becoming an EHA member, but are not yet fully convinced, you may sign up as EHA Guest and discover some of the membership benefits. More information can be found on this page.

• Every year in November, all members will receive an invoice to renew their membership. After 3 to 4 reminders and if payment has not been received by April 30, their account will be deactivated and membership benefits ended (EHA Statutes, Art. 5.2). However, they can still attend the Annual General Meeting (AGM) until the end of the financial year.
• If you're part of an EHA committee, you must also be an EHA member. Therefore, if your EHA membership is deactivated or suspended, you will be asked to step down from the relevant committee as of May 1.
• EHA has introduced a new requirement that all Specialized Working Group (SWG) members must also be EHA members. If your EHA membership is deactivated or suspended, you will be asked to step down from the relevant SWG͟͟ as of May 1 - unless you are an invited expert or part of an alliance group.