BSS Online Registration System

FIS Licence Holder

All athletes competing at FIS events must have a FIS licence - If you are unsure whether you require a FIS licence, please discuss it with your coach now or refer to the detailed descriptions given beside each FIS licence type.

Please note if you join us as a FIS Licence Holder you will automatically receive all of the BSS Member benefits.

In order to be awarded a FIS Licence, you must:

1. Hold a valid GBR passport. Please send a copy of your valid GBR passport to lucy.mackenzie@teambss.org on purchasing your FIS Licence.

2. Register with your Home Nation for the 2018/2019 season. Please note in some cases your 2017/2018 Home Nation registration will not run out until later on in 2018, however you must renew now to ensure we have confirmation that you will be registered for the whole of the 2018/2019 season.

3. Completion of medical declaration form by a qualified medical practitioner which certifies that the athlete has had an appropriate evaluation of their medical health and agreement that you inform BSS should any change to your health occur during the season.

Medical Certificates are valid for 3 years from the date issued - unless any change to the athlete's health would deem the form invalid. 

The Home Nation registration, valid GBR passport AND completion of medical declaration form are prerequisites for FIS Licences.

Once we have received confirmation of all of the above, we can process your FIS Licence.

Failure to complete all details accurately will result in a delay in your licence being approved by British Ski and Snowboard. Please apply in PLENTY of time before entering your first race, as licences may take up to 5 days to process.

The pricing structure is as follows:

• An early season discount is available until 30th June - after this date a higher fee will apply.
• FIS licences are valid from 1st July - 30th June each year.
• If you would like to purchase a combination of licences i.e. alpine and freestyle or alpine and telemark, you are able to apply for a secondary licence.

The quickest way to keep track of your status is to check out Competitor Biographies on the FIS website.