RICS Professional fees 2026

Following the introduction of our new subscriptions framework in 2024, we will implement a baseline moderate increase of 3.5%, in line with UK inflationary increases, against the MRICS rate for members and firms in UK and Ireland.

Across Europe the application of the framework in 2026, when set against the baseline UK MRICS GBP, results in a decrease in fees for most MRICS members for this member grade. 

Across the Middle East the application of the framework in 2026, when set against the baseline UK MRICS GBP rate of 3.5%, results in an increase in fees as last year for most MRICS members for this member grade. In some countries, subscription fees are lower because of the framework.

However, across Africa the application of the framework results in a decrease in fees for most MRICS members for this member grade due to the framework, which considers currency fluctuation and inflation.

The application of the framework in 2026, when set against the baseline UK MRICS GBP rate which has increased by 3.5%, results in an increase in fees for majority of MRICS members across the Americas, such as those in Canada and Brazil, and a decrease for some such as in the USA.

As we implement our five-year subscriptions framework introduced last year, members across APAC will see revised subscription rates that align with the market and grade value proposition for RICS members in the region.

The application of the framework in 2026, when set against the baseline UK MRICS GBP rate which has increased by 3.5%, results in an increase in fees for this member grade across majority of countries in the APAC region.

In some countries, such as New Zealand and Australia, currency volatility, inflation and the implementation of the framework has meant that subscription fee increases will be significantly higher than 3.5%. RICS has absorbed part of the currency volatility in line with the framework but cannot entirely mitigate its impact

However, due to ongoing reduction in services from RICS last year for members in China, fees will be held temporarily at their current rate in 2026, with adjustments possible thereafter.

*GST is not included in the pricing tables above for Australia, New Zealand and Singapore where it is chargeable

The application of the subscription framework in 2026, when set against the baseline UK MRICS GBP rate which has increased by 3.5%, results in a change in fees for most MRICS members for this member grade.